Moncloa releases a call log to prove that Vivas lied when he said he tried to speak to Sánchez 10 times

The Spanish government, known as Moncloa, has released a formal log of communications to contest claims made by Juan Vivas, the president of Ceuta. During his testimony at the National Court, Vivas asserted that he had attempted to contact Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez ten times in the days leading up to a specific event. The government's released record disputes this figure, stating that nine calls were made and that all of them were successfully answered.

The discrepancy has generated conflicting internal messaging within the executive branch. While the official government record aims to refute Vivas's claims of being ignored, Minister of Inclusion, Social Security, and Migration Elma Saiz publicly stated that she does not doubt the veracity of Vivas's testimony regarding his attempts to reach the Prime Minister.