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Spain's Congress to vote on forcing prime minister to explain Ceuta matters

Spain's Congress is due to vote on whether to require Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to provide explanations concerning Ceuta. The headlines do not specify the underlying issue.

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Ceuta-related parliamentary action may affect Spain's handling of a sensitive territorial and cross-border issue.

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