Spain is significantly altering its approach to the crisis in Ceuta, nearly a month after it began. Minister Torres will now assume direct control of management operations from within the autonomous city itself. This restructuring involves the creation of a new coordinating body designed to integrate both the local president and the National Intelligence Center (CNI). The move aims to streamline decision-making and improve response efficiency. Alongside the command shift, a comprehensive economic plan for Ceuta is also being implemented. This dual approach signals a commitment to both immediate security concerns and the long-term stability of the region. The previous, less coordinated effort faced criticism for its slow response to the influx of migrants.