With a beer in his hand, on his luxurious boat, he defended the arguments of the ultra-flotilla that sailed to Ceuta to "support" the autonomous city, claim its "Spanishness," and blame the Spanish president, Pedro Sánchez, for the migration crisis. It was Marcos de Quinto (Madrid, 1958), a former Coca-Cola executive and former deputy for Ciudadanos, who left politics six years ago but enjoys living in controversy.