The message aims to convey a sense of affection and institutional backing towards Ceuta, its authorities, and especially its citizens. Mayor David de Vera highlighted the importance of accompanying the autonomous city on such a significant day, wishing for a prompt recovery of the normality, tranquility, and security it deserves.
De Vera, recalling Puerto del Rosario's status as an island and Atlantic municipality, emphasized the understanding of territorial challenges and the need for institutional support in sensitive moments. The municipal corporation deems the repetition of the massive entry of immigrants on July 30th and 31st unacceptable, urging the State to adopt measures to ensure border control and stability.
“"Ceuta needs to recover normality as soon as possible, and its citizens have the right to live in tranquility and security."
First Deputy Mayor Juan Manuel Verdugo reinforced this message, stating that the State must act with foresight and responsibility to protect Ceuta's citizens and preserve the city's stability and coexistence. The need for agile legal channels for the return of those who entered irregularly is underlined.
With this declaration, the Puerto del Rosario City Council reaffirms its commitment to the security, coexistence, and tranquility of Ceuta's inhabitants, expressing the firm desire that the city recovers the normality it lost on July 30th.
