Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has yet to publicly address the recent crisis in Ceuta, prompting criticism and demands for explanation. The government has announced Sánchez will eventually appear before Congress, but has not specified a date. This silence coincides with a growing conflict between the Interior and Defence Ministries regarding warnings issued by the National Intelligence Centre (CNI) prior to the influx of migrants. The Permanent Deputation will meet Wednesday to discuss, among other issues, the request from the People’s Party (PP) for a full parliamentary appearance by the Prime Minister. The dispute centers on whether adequate intelligence was provided and acted upon, raising questions about the government’s response to the situation. The lack of clarity from Sánchez is fueling political tension as opposition parties seek accountability.