Mónica García demands accountability regarding the management of the health crisis in Ceuta
Minister of Health Mónica García has recently defended the health management carried out during the migration crisis in Ceuta. Given the complexity of the situation, the minister has underscored the importance of guaranteeing necessary medical care to all individuals arriving in the autonomous city, in compliance with public health and human rights standards.
During her statements, García emphasized the need to clarify the events that took place at the border. The minister has requested an exhaustive investigation to determine if there is direct involvement by Morocco in the origin of this crisis, a factor she considers decisive for understanding the magnitude of the problem.
The Ministry of Health has reiterated that its main objective is to maintain the stability of the health system in Ceuta, which has been subjected to unusual pressure due to the increase in migratory flow. According to the minister, it is fundamental that public resources are used efficiently to respond to the urgent needs of the local population and the new arrivals.
Finally, Mónica García has demanded that responsibilities be assigned if any type of external interference is confirmed. The Spanish government's position seeks to maintain transparency and ensure that the management of the crisis is carried out within a framework of legality and international cooperation, preventing the situation from affecting the safety and well-being of the citizens in the region.