Sanchez Urged to Resign over Ceuta Migrant Crisis
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The photo that still remains is that of a city with its beaches, streets and public spaces occupied by thousands of assailants, whose presence...
The pressure against the president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, continues to increase due to the migratory situation in Ceuta. 24 hours after his appearance before Congress, the criticisms against him continue for his insistent defense of Morocco and the reports that have leaked little by little. Our correspondent Elise Gazengel extended the information about the situation in Spain.
The government president is facing one of his most serious crises and at the worst possible moment, at the door of a general election that can be in a few months if he finally advances them to vote before the generals than the autonomous and municipal ones, as some presidents and mayors ask him. The entry of 72,000 immigrants at a stroke in Ceuta and a much-disputed subsequent management have left the executive very touched. Continue reading
Sánchez makes a slight concession on relations with Morocco and warns that what happened in Ceuta "will have consequences."His associates mark distances with resounding criticisms of the regime of Rabat and Feijóo opts directly for the conspiracy and assumes that Sánchez has been blackmailed by the MoroccansThe police look for the author of the Ceuta crisis: it is not a mafia, avoids giving his face and has help from the Moroccan Gendarmerie All…
Prime Minister Sánchez claims right-wing parties are manipulating the crisis and has announced he will ask Morocco to improve warning mechanisms on its border
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