The Spanish government and the city of Ceuta have agreed to collaborate on spaces to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis, occurring alongside heightened political tensions. The agreement aims to manage the influx of migrants and the resulting pressures on the autonomous city. Criticism has been directed towards the central government, with some suggesting the president of Ceuta is overwhelmed by pressure from far-right elements. Vivas, described as consistently moderate, has publicly criticized the national government’s handling of the situation. This crisis unfolds against a backdrop of intense political debate regarding migration policy and regional autonomy. The collaboration seeks to de-escalate the immediate humanitarian challenges while navigating complex political dynamics.