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On Tuesday, 25 August, a meeting of the National Security Council will take place in Spain regarding the migration crisis in Ceuta — the Spanish exclave on the North African coast. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is convening it 26 days after tens of thousands of people crossed the border from Morocco and put local authorities in a difficult position.
This was reported by El País. Earlier, on 7 and 17 August, Sánchez held two online meetings with ministers to coordinate Spain’s response to the crisis in Ceuta.
However, this is the first time he has called an emergency meeting of the National Security Council, which includes some members of his government as well as heads of defense and intelligence agencies. It will begin at 8:30 a.m. at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid.
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