Elma Saiz accuses PP of spreading misinformation about Ceuta and labels them "ultras"
In Madrid, Migration Minister Elma Saiz criticised the Partido Popular for what she called misinformation on Ceuta’s migration situation, calling the party "ultras".
Elma Saiz, Spain’s minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, coordinated the transfer of 864 migrants to new temporary facilities in Ceuta before heading back to Madrid. At a briefing, she attacked the Partido Popular, accusing it of disseminating false information that obscures the reality in the autonomous city. Saiz argued the party has not helped to normalise one outlet situation and characterised its behaviour as that of "ultras".
She also criticised recent statements made by party figures Tellado and Ester Muñoz, suggesting they reflect a departure from the party’s former status as a governing force. The comments were made during a breakfast organized by Fórum Europa, which also featured Teresa Ribera.
Why it matters
The minister’s accusations highlight political tension over migration policy in a key Spanish enclave.
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