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Feijóo announces a Senate commission of inquiry into the Ceuta crisis: "Spain has the right to know the truth"

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Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the Partido Popular (PP), has announced the creation of an investigative commission in the Spanish Senate to examine the crisis surrounding the mass entry of migrants into the autonomous city of Ceuta. Leveraging the party's absolute majority in the upper house, the PP aims to scrutinize the government's management of the situation and the circumstances surrounding the border events.

The initiative seeks to uncover details regarding the government's prior knowledge of the events and the nature of Spain's diplomatic relations with Morocco. Feijóo has characterized the move as a necessary measure to ensure transparency, alleging that the current administration has obscured information regarding the crisis and its underlying causes.

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El Mundo Focuses on alleged secret agreements and migration policy criticism.
Infobae (1) Highlights accusations of government cover-ups and uses the term invasion.
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