A crisis stemming from a large-scale immigration event in Ceuta is causing internal friction within the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE). The situation has been marked by contradictory statements and clashes between government ministers. Despite the escalating political turmoil, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has remained conspicuously silent on the matter. This silence extends for nearly a month, with his last public statement occurring immediately after approximately 8,000 migrants entered Ceuta. The lack of leadership is fueling criticism and complicating efforts to address the ongoing situation. The immigration surge and the government’s response have become major points of contention within the ruling party. Sánchez is not expected to break his silence until Monday, further prolonging the uncertainty.