The PP denounces Sánchez for "attacking the State" after knowingly leaving the border in Ceuta unprotected and no one has resigned.

The Spanish People's Party (PP) has launched a political offensive against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez regarding the management of the border in Ceuta. The opposition claims that the government knowingly left the border unprotected despite prior warnings, characterizing these actions as an attack on the state. The PP has further criticized the administration for a lack of accountability, noting that no officials have resigned following these developments.

This criticism follows the emergence of documents and secret messages that purportedly indicate authorities were alerted to the potential for a large-scale migratory influx before it occurred. The opposition argues that these records substantiate their claims that the government failed to act on intelligence, thereby intensifying the current political crisis surrounding the administration's handling of border security.