The Spanish government has intervened in the port of Ceuta, overriding objections from the Port Authority, to establish facilities for migrants. Signed by Minister Óscar Puente, the order invokes port regulations to justify the action. The move will see 16,000 square meters of the Poniente dock occupied. The area will be used to create spaces for rest, medical care, and social assistance. These facilities are intended to accommodate over a thousand people. This decision underscores the ongoing challenges related to migration flows arriving in Ceuta. The intervention highlights a push for direct governmental action in managing the situation.