Vox accuses Sánchez of "abandoning" Ceuta because there is no one to "protect" the inhabitants of the autonomous city

Samuel Vázquez, the national spokesperson for Security and Immigration for the political party Vox, visited Ceuta on Saturday to criticize the Spanish government's handling of the autonomous city. During his visit, Vázquez accused the administration of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of abandoning the local population, asserting that there is currently no adequate protection for the residents of the city.

The statements reflect Vox's ongoing political critique regarding security and immigration policy in border regions. Vázquez’s remarks characterize the current situation as a failure of the state to ensure the safety and well-being of the citizens residing in Ceuta.