The Invasion of Ceuta Has Driven Spain to Breaking Point
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The mass influx of migrants to the border threatens the left-wing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who has survived many things.
Pedro Sánchez is regarded as a crisis acrobat. But this time he is under pressure from the right and left, inside and outside at the same time.
The metaphors are like streams: they drag stones and mud in the form of implications. If a medium describes Ceuta as “avalanche” they allude to a force of nature; “invasion” or “assault” place us in the war context; “entrance” or “crossing” they try to equate it with a simple processThe government’s rejection of migrant transfers and the lack of reception places prolong the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta How does Pedro Sánchez interpret what happe…
Sánchez panics the Spanish people and after his miserable performance in Ceuta, many more. He is aware that many citizens, mistreated by him, peck at him, boo at him, insult him, do not vote for him and seek revenge. That’s why he uses the police as a Praetorian guard and that’s why he moves surrounded by bodyguards, [...]
Tens of thousands of Spaniards took to the streets on Wednesday to protest the government's handling of the migrant crisis in Ceuta. At the same time, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is under pressure from a police report that indicates that Moroccan security forces allowed tens of thousands of people to cross the border. Demonstrations were held on September 2 in Ceuta and several locations in Spain, including Madrid, Barcelona and Bilbao. Partici…
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