The Archbishop of Oviedo Supports Ceuta’s Protests Against “Failed Governance”
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Jesús Sanz tweets about demonstrations against the management of the migration crisis in Ceuta where he also attacks the government
The Archbishop of Oviedo, Jesús Sanz Montes, has supported the mobilizations held this Wednesday throughout Spain in support of Ceuta and Melilla and has appealed, from Covadonga, to the “reconquista” in front of the “Moroccan pressure” and the “inanition of failed governance”. The Franciscan thus again pronounces on the situation of Ceuta a [...]
The news The Archbishop of Oviedo backs Ceuta’s protests against “failed governance” was first published in News of last minute religious Vida Nueva The Archbishop of Oviedo, Jesús Sanz Montes, has again spoken out on the crisis in Ceuta. And this time he has done so to support the rallies that this Wednesday have brought thousands of people to the streets of different Spanish cities demanding a response to the situation that is going through t…
Ceuta and Melilla have never belonged to Morocco, as they passed to Spanish sovereignty centuries before the founding of the Kingdom of Morocco as a modern state in 1956; until then it was a protectorate of Spain in the north and of France in the south. Melilla was incorporated into the Crown of Castile under the reign of the Catholic Kings, after being in a moment of political decline in North Africa. Ceuta was incorporated by Portugal in 1415 …
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