Several key Spanish ministers – Marlaska (Interior), Albares (Foreign Affairs), Robles (Defense), and Bolaños – will appear before Congress to address the recent crisis in Ceuta. The ministers requested the appearance themselves before the Defense, National Security, Interior, and Foreign Affairs committees. This inquiry will likely focus on the events surrounding the influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The exact timing is set for the last week of the current parliamentary session. This move indicates a willingness to provide a full account of the situation to lawmakers. The hearings are expected to be tense, with opposition parties likely to press the ministers for details regarding border control and response strategies. The crisis sparked a major diplomatic row with Morocco.