Ceuta Migrant Crisis: Spain's Response Criticized

The migrant crisis in Ceuta has been ongoing for over a month, with nearly 80,000 people crossing the border from Morocco. The Spanish government has been criticized for its handling of the situation, with Podemos accusing Pedro Sánchez of 'calculated inaction' and prolonging the crisis. Pablo Iglesias, co-spokesperson of Podemos, suggested that the government could have resolved the issue within 24 hours but chose not to, leaving migrants crowded on a beach without humanitarian assistance. Iglesias also accused the government of being 'on its knees' before Morocco and demanded the breaking of relations with the country. Meanwhile, other political figures and media outlets have criticized the government's narrative and management of the conversation surrounding the crisis.