The day was dominated by Prime Minister Sánchez's long-awaited parliamentary appearance over the Ceuta crisis. In the morning, he defended the security forces and denied receiving prior warnings, while promising to publish all intelligence reports. He exculpated Morocco, stating there was no solid evidence of its involvement, despite leaked police reports suggesting Moroccan gendarmes guided the assault. Opposition leader Feijóo demanded his resignation, accusing him of incompetence or complicity, and Abascal called him a traitor. Sánchez's coalition partners also criticized him, with Junts saying he could not continue. Nationwide protests backed by PP and Vox continued, and the Fiscalía supported investigating the crisis in the Audiencia Nacional.