Ceuta’s President Says City Is ‘Living in a Pressure Cooker’ as EU Center-Right Leaders Visit
‘The people of Ceuta have lost their joy,’ Juan Jesús Vivas told The Epoch Times.
TL;DR
- Ceuta President Juan Jesús Vivas states life in the Spanish city is "absolutely unsustainable."
- Vivas describes Ceuta as a "pressure cooker that could explode at any moment."
- Residents have reportedly "lost their joy" due to mass migrant crossings.
- Migrants have established informal camps and roam neighborhoods, causing locals to stay indoors.
- Concerns about rising crime are prevalent among Ceuta's residents.