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Feijóo Asks to Deploy the Navy in Ceuta After 'Several Invasions' of Morocco

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The president of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, demanded this Friday that the government deploy the Navy in Spanish waters after "several Moroccan invasions", which he considered "not a specific fact, but a repeated aggression", and that it take more initiatives in the face of the attitude of the neighboring country.

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The president of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, demands that Pedro Sánchez deploy the Navy in Ceuta, summon the Moroccan ambassador and call the Spanish ambassador in Rabat.This is what the maximum popular leader this morning has asked for in an entry in his X account, in which he has warned ... Continue reading "Last hour of strikes, general elections of 29-N and political news today Feijóo asks Sánchez to deploy the Navy in Ceuta"

·Madrid, Spain
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The PP leader points out that “it is not a specific fact,” but rather an “aggression,” and asks the government to demand explanations from the Moroccan authorities at the highest level.

·Barcelona, Spain
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The popular leader has called for a "strong response" and for the Spanish to be informed "immediately of what is happening"

·Madrid, Spain
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It makes these requests after it is known that Morocco sent warships to Ceuta during the arrival of the more than 80,000 immigrants at the end of July. A Moroccan patrol boat invaded the city after the visit of the kings Felipe VI and Letizia and stayed there for seven hours. More information: Feijóo promises to revalue the current pensions with the CPI and create 'a viable public system' to guarantee them to young people

·Spain
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The PP management echoes that "at least three times" Moroccan ships entered Spanish waters.

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Feijóo asks Sánchez to deploy the Navy in Ceuta and to explain to the Spaniards what is happening with Morocco

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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