Juan Vivas visits 'El Hormiguero' for the first time to talk about the situation in Ceuta

The President of the Autonomous City of Ceuta will visit 'El Hormiguero' for the first time to address the situation the city is going through after the assault on July 30 and 31

of september 14, 2026 at 11:49h
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Juan Vivas, president of the Autonomous City of Ceuta, will sit for the first time on the set of El Hormiguero to star in an interview with Pablo Motos marked by the situation currently facing the autonomous city.

The migratory crisis will be one of the main topics of the conversation. Vivas will explain how Ceutans have been living in recent weeks and will put on the table the consequences that the assault recorded on July 30 and 31 has had for the city.

The visit will allow the Ceutan president to convey to the Antena 3 program his vision on one of the episodes that has most marked Ceuta's recent news and explain how the situation is affecting the population. It will also be the first time that Juan Vivas visits Pablo Motos' set, in an interview that will combine political and social current affairs with the program's more personal tone.

Leo Harlem returns to 'El Hormiguero'

After the interview with Vivas, El Hormiguero will completely change its register with the arrival of Leo Harlem. The comedian will once again sit with Pablo Motos to star in a new night of humor and conversation.

It will be Leo Harlem's seventeenth visit to the program, consolidating himself as one of the regular faces of the Antena 3 space. In this way, El Hormiguero will combine in the same night the current affairs of Ceuta and the migratory situation with one of its usual encounters with humor, in an installment that will have Juan Vivas and Leo Harlem as the main protagonists.

 

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