The Government Says that the Royal House Owns Its Agenda and Denies Obstacles to a Visit by the King to Ceuta
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The numbers on the number of immigrants who entered Ceuta illegally have not been the only issue on which they have deferred within the government of Pedro Sánchez. This Monday, Oscar Puente, Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, has slipped another of the issues that has been mentioned in recent weeks and in which they visibly vary in the Moncloa: the visit of King Philip VI to the affected city.«It is the government that decides the …
Elma Saiz avoids giving figures on migrants and defends reception places
The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration and government spokesman, Elma Saiz, has pointed out that the Royal House is the "owner" of the agenda of King Felipe VI, although she has not spoken about whether from the executive branch they should "authorize" a visit of the head of state to Morocco as demanded by the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo."It is not for me to talk about the agenda of the Royal House", Saiz has decided…
Saiz avoids clarifying whether Sánchez would have to authorize the displacement that Feijóo assures that Felipe VI wants to carry out and also does not confirm that Ej...
Minister Elma Saiz states that the Royal House "is the owner of its own agenda" and that she does not know that the king has communicated that he wants to travel.
Elma Saiz claims that the Royal House manages her appointments and denies the Executive to move to Ceuta, while the Cabinet prepares explanations in Congress about the migration crisis
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