Bendodo points the finger at Marlaska regarding the situation in Ceuta: "If the CNI's warning comes to light, will he commit to resigning?"

Following a mass entry of migrants into Ceuta last week, political tensions have intensified in Spain. Elías Bendodo, the deputy secretary of Autonomic and Municipal Policy and Electoral Analysis for the Partido Popular, has publicly targeted Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, questioning whether he failed to prevent the border crossing and demanding to know if he would resign if a CNI intelligence warning regarding the event emerges.

Simultaneously, Ceuta's president, Juan Jesús Vivas, expressed deep concern over the ongoing situation during a meeting with Balearic regional leader Marga Prohens. Vivas described the Spanish autonomous city as being far from normal and living under persistent uncertainty in the aftermath of the recent migration crisis.