The president of Ceuta affirms that the city lives in a 'pressure cooker' after the arrival of 80,000 people across the border

The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas (PP), assured this Friday that the "trauma" that Ceuta is going through, with the entry of "close to 80,000 people" across the border at the end of July, "few cities are capable of dealing with it." This was stated during a reception at the Autonomous Palace to the president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation, Rafael Louzán, and the national coach, Luis de la Fuente, who are in the city today to convey the "support and backing" of Spanish football.

"Ceuta has become, without intending or desiring it, the epicenter of current affairs in Spain and almost in Europe, so receiving visitors is an injection of encouragement and encouragement to a city that has been suffering a lot for a month," he said.

The regional president has highlighted the "maturity, fortitude and determination" of the people of Ceuta because this situation has left "terrible consequences": "Ceuta lives in a pressure cooker that can explode at any moment." "We will move forward because it has already been shown that we are not alone," he assured.

Vivas thanked Louzán and De la Fuente for the presence and considered that football "unites, unleashes passions and moves people's spirits." "In addition to the fact that few things in Spain have had the ability to unite like our Spanish team has, which belongs to everyone," he added.

He praised Louzán for having an "organizational structure that works as a model of efficiency, solvency and consistency", and highlighted that the national leader "is here because he believes that Ceuta is the place to be with those who are having a hard time."