PP Leader Feijóo Dismisses Upcoming Declassified Ceuta Reports
Alberto Núñez Feijóo has criticized the government's upcoming declassification of documents regarding the Ceuta migration wave.

KEY POINTS
- Popular Party President Alberto Núñez Feijóo dismissed the upcoming declassification of Ceuta migration reports.
- The documents relate to the migration wave that occurred in Ceuta in late July.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez previously announced the declassification last week in Congress.
Popular Party President Alberto Núñez Feijóo has dismissed the official documents concerning the late July migration wave in Ceuta.
The Council of Ministers is set to declassify these reports, following an announcement made last week by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in Congress.
“Esos informes están recortados”
Feijóo discredited the files before their official publication during an interview on Antena 3 Television.
His remarks coincided with the start of the executive branch's weekly cabinet meeting at the Moncloa Palace.
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