PP leaders back Ceuta chief, urge migrant returns
Regional presidents defend Vivas after government criticism of migration crisis response.
KEY POINTS
- PP regional presidents unanimously support Ceuta president Vivas
- Support expressed at Nueva Economía Forum breakfast event
- Mañueco labels July 30 mass entry an "invasion"
- Mañueco proposes returning all migrants via their entry route
- Crisis began with massive migrant entry on July 30
Presidents of Spain's Popular Party (PP) regions voiced unanimous support for Ceuta president Juan Jesús Vivas on Monday following criticism from the central government. The backing came at a Nueva Economía Forum breakfast where Vivas spoke about the migration crisis triggered by a mass entry on July 30.
Castilla y León president Alfonso Fernández Mañueco called for addressing the "root of the problem," which he labeled an "invasion" in Ceuta. He stated the solution is to "return all migrants by the same route they arrived."
“The solution is to return all migrants by where they came from”
The PP regional leaders defended the management carried out to handle the crisis affecting the autonomous city. Government criticism had targeted the response to the July 30 mass arrival.
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