A 12-0 Parade Marked by the Crisis in Ceuta and at the Prelude to the Historic Visit of the Kings
13 Articles
13 Articles
The Prime Minister was harshly targeted during the parade, while standing next to King Felipe VI. Constant booing and offensive chants of "Pedro Sánchez, son of a bitch" were heard.
Upon arrival citizens have refused their presence. The president lives his last Hispanic Day in Moncloa
The president of the government goes to the military stop between booing the public, on a day crossed by tension in Ceuta and military deployment on the southern border Read
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, is received with insults, while the kings receive the cheers of the attendees
The president of the government faces a National Festival especially convulsed by the pre-electoral climate and the wear and tear accumulated in the crisis on the southern border, which the Kings will visit on October 13 and 14. Abascal will again plant the meeting
If there is a date that Pedro Sánchez has marked red in the calendar, it is October 12th. Day of the National Party , the president submits year after year to the scrutiny of an audience that has already chosen the stage of the military parade to resound his rejection of the government.This edition is not previewed different. Moreover, the political context predicts that this discontent will be heard even more loudly.
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