Antonio Garamendi was re‑elected CEOE president on Thursday and used his victory speech to spotlight a growing crisis in Ceuta.
- During his remarks, Garamendi warned that some forces appear intent on forcing 80,000 Spaniards out of their homes in the enclave.
- He did not name who he blames, but framed the issue as a threat to both personal security and national sovereignty.
- Garamendi then appealed directly to the central government, urging immediate action to stop what he called a “de‑facto eviction” of thousands of residents.
He stressed that protecting citizens’ homes is as vital as safeguarding the nation’s borders.