The Spanish government is set to approve an urgent package of measures on Tuesday, including a significant €165 million allocated to Ceuta. This funding aims to address a current crisis impacting the region and stabilize the situation as a new political term begins. The broader package includes financial assistance totaling 4% of Spain’s GDP. While details remain limited, the Ceuta allocation suggests a focus on recovery and mitigating the effects of the ongoing instability. This response comes as the situation in Ceuta continues to generate political tension and requires immediate governmental attention. The move is viewed as an attempt to quell the crisis and facilitate a smoother start to the new legislative period. Further details regarding the aid distribution will be revealed following the Council of Ministers' approval.