Feijóo accuses the Government of having data on the possible "occupation" of Ceuta and not acting, and calls the barriers at sea "ridiculous".

Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the Partido Popular (PP), has accused the Spanish government of possessing prior intelligence regarding a potential crisis and failing to act. The controversy centers on an irregular migratory event in Ceuta, during which 50,000 people crossed into the city, according to executive data.

In addition to criticizing the government's response and alleged inaction, Feijóo publicly dismissed the maritime barriers deployed as "ridiculous." The statements highlight escalating political tensions in Spain surrounding border security and immigration management in the autonomous city.