IU Demands Interior Ministry Resignations Over Police Report Linking Morocco to Ceuta Migrant Influx
Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska ordered police to verify the claim as more than 70,000 migrants entered the enclave in two days, ministry sources said.
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The government of Pedro Sánchez has informed Congress that the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Defense and the Minister of Territorial Policy "will be absent in the plenary session of the Congress of Deputies."In a communication signed by the Secretary of State, Rafael Simancas, the government has reported this Tuesday that neither Fernando Grande-Marlaska, ... Continue reading "Scrambled in Congress: Marlaska, Robles and Torres are…
The leader of the formation, Antonio Maíllo, has pointed to a possible disloyalty “with the legitimate governments of our country”
JUPOL, the majority police union accuses the Interior of ignoring warnings about a possible mass influx and also calls for the departure of the government delegate and the general director of the Police.
The Minister of Justice, Félix Bolaños, has asked for "cautela" pending an analysis of the report given to Judge María Tardón on the alleged involvement of the Moroccan gendarmerie in the invasion of Ceuta last July 30th. In an appearance before the media this Wednesday at Parcent Palace, the Minister has avoided ruling on the possible requirement of responsibility to the Police for not informing the Minister of the contents of the report sent t…
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The PP accuses Sánchez of covering up the invasion of Ceuta and demands that the minister leave after the police report that points to Morocco Sumar sees "inaudible" the participation of Rabat and demands to call for consultations to the ambassador Grande-Marlaska asks the
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