NewzThe Spanish Senate has officially summoned three government ministers—Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, Defense Minister Margarita Robles, and Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares—to testify regarding events in Ceuta. The summons follows the formal activation of three separate Senate commissions tasked with reviewing the matter.
The proceedings are occurring within a legislative body where the opposition Partido Popular holds an absolute majority. This political configuration facilitates the Senate's ability to mandate ministerial appearances as part of its oversight functions.
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