Sánchez vows transparency as Ceuta crisis dossier goes public
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez told Congress that the government has nothing to hide over the Ceuta migrant crisis, ordering a full dossier to be published for public scrutiny, praising officers who helped defend human life, and noting that more than 90% of arrivals were returned within 72 hours as part of what he called one of Europe’s fastest return processes; he stressed that no intelligence service anticipated the mass crossing and linked the surge to social media, while acknowledging the situation remains complex amid nationwide protests.
