Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has convened the National Security Council to address the crisis stemming from the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta nearly a month ago. The meeting is scheduled for this Tuesday, preceding the first Council of Ministers session of the new political year. This gathering signals a renewed focus on the situation in Ceuta, which saw a significant influx of individuals crossing from Morocco in May. The purpose of the council is to evaluate the ongoing situation and discuss potential strategies for managing future migration flows and border security. It remains unclear what specific measures will be discussed or if the meeting will result in any immediate policy changes. The convening of the council indicates the ongoing sensitivity of the issue and its importance for the Spanish government.