The President of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, has sharply criticized the central government’s handling of a current crisis, accusing them of “almost absolute passivity.” He alleges a lack of support and action from Madrid in addressing the challenges facing the autonomous city. Vivas has issued a firm warning, stating he will pursue legal action against the government if no resolution is reached within 30 days. This escalation marks a significant increase in tensions between Ceuta’s regional leadership and national authorities. The specifics of the “crisis” remain undisclosed in this report, but Vivas's language indicates a serious breakdown in communication and cooperation. The threat of legal action suggests a deepening political conflict with potentially far-reaching consequences for Ceuta's governance.

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