Junts Threatens Not to Support Any Vote for Sánchez if Catalunya Welcomes Minors From Ceuta
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Míriam Nogueras has once again reminded Pedro Sánchez who holds the key to the legislature. This time, she's not demanding amnesty, additional powers, or a meeting in Switzerland. The bargaining chip is the unaccompanied minors arriving in Ceuta: either Catalonia is exempt from taking them in, or Junts will cut off the flow of its seven deputies. It couldn't be clearer. Read more
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"Sending more to a collapsed network is not protecting them, it's condemning them," says Nogueras.
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elcorreoweb.es"Catalunya will be out of the cast or the Spanish government will not have a single vote of ours."With this warning, the president of the parliamentary group of Junts in Congress, Miriam Nogueras, has rejected Catalonia's participation in the possible distribution of migrant minors arrived in Ceuta that the Executive wants to address this Thursday with the autonomous communities and for which Junts does not have a vote.
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Nogueras demands that the community be excluded from the distribution, arguing that the reception network is overwhelmed and saturated. Hate speech on social media skyrockets following the migration crisis in Ceuta.
Socialists hope to incorporate Catalan nationalists into the approval of budgets, something key to prolonging the legislature. Puigdemont’s people use the migration crisis to tighten their nuts.
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