Puente admits "surprise" at the paralysis of the Port of Ceuta and doubts there are alternatives if it is suspended
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The National Court of Spain has ordered the suspension of plans to install a migrant camp at the Port of Ceuta, triggering reactions from government officials. Transport and Sustainable Mobility Minister Óscar Puente expressed surprise at the court's decision and questioned whether viable alternatives exist if the project is ultimately canceled.
Simultaneously, Digital Transformation and Public Function Minister Óscar López urged the National Court to issue a swift and urgent resolution regarding the standstill. The statements highlight the executive branch's concerns over the judicial intervention and its potential impact on migrant accommodation management in the autonomous city.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - PuenteFocuses on government surprise and doubts regarding alternative solutions.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - LópezHighlights ministerial demands for a swift and urgent judicial resolution.