I suffer for Ceuta, by 'Tarzán' Migueli
By OnzeActu · · 5 min read

A Ceutien expresses his suffering in the face of the crisis and calls for respect, solidarity and a real political response to bring back normality.
According to Mundodeportivo.
Why it matters
The situation in Ceuta is particularly worrying, with profound repercussions on the lives of residents. The call for solidarity and an adequate political response underlines the urgency of the current crisis. This testimony highlights the need for collective awareness to restore the dignity of Ceutians affected by this difficult situation.
Key points
- I suffer for Ceuta, by 'Tarzán' Migueli.
- A Ceutian expresses his suffering in the face of the crisis and calls for respect, solidarity and a real political response to bring back normality.
- Sufro by Ceuta, by 'Tarzán' Migueli.
I am from Ceuta and seeing my land in this state makes me extremely sad. Nearly fifty days after the invasion of my city, the pain remains strong and I can no longer remain silent. I write so that everyone knows what I think, what I feel and how much the situation weighs on us, the people of Ceuta.
I am proud to be Ceutien, I have family and great friends there. What my compatriots are experiencing touches me deeply. To say that the “caballas” are not united is an absurdity: those who make such comments completely misunderstand our reality. It would be better, for those who want to give lessons, to open their door and welcome a few people if solidarity is really important to them.
I don't understand why the President of the Government is going on vacation and not coming to see first-hand the human drama unfolding here. I have the impression that the State has abandoned Ceuta and that this failure will leave its mark, at least on a moral level. Responses and concrete measures will be needed to restore order and calm minds, but above all to restore the dignity of those affected by this crisis.
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In this context, I would like to salute the commitment of those who, on a daily basis, show themselves close to the inhabitants: I sincerely thank Jesús Vivas and the socialist deputy Melchor León for their efforts and their dedication to their land and their people. Their involvement deserves to be recognized and applauded.
The solution does not lie in empty words but in concrete action. It is time to talk less, to put ourselves in the place of those who suffer, to forget political egos and to recognize that, above all, we are human beings. My intention is not to be harsher than necessary in my remarks; I just want to reiterate the essential: we must bring normality, respect and generosity back to Ceuta.
Every day I carry my fellow citizens in my heart. My deepest wish is to see serenity return to my city, that people's dignity is protected and that solidarity takes precedence over indifference. This is what we must focus on now.
The rest
It is crucial that the authorities take concrete measures to meet the needs of the inhabitants of Ceuta. The engagement of local leaders like Jesús Vivas and Melchor León could play a key role in mobilizing resources and support. The community hopes that solidarity will be shown not only locally, but also across Spain, to face this crisis.
Frequently asked questions
What happened in Ceuta?
Ceuta is going through a humanitarian crisis following an invasion, which has deeply affected its inhabitants.
Who confirmed the situation in Ceuta?
Migueli, a resident originally from Ceuta, expressed his pain and indignation at the current situation.
Why now this declaration on Ceuta?
Migueli felt the need to speak after nearly fifty days of suffering and worry for his city.
What measures are necessary for Ceuta?
It is necessary to provide concrete responses and measures to restore the dignity of people affected by the crisis.
What actions are praised by Migueli?
Migu
eli thanks Jesús Vivas and the socialist deputy Melchor León for their commitment and dedication to the people of Ceuta.
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