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Moncloa Contradicts Vivas About the Calls to Sanchez and Warns Him that There Is a Record: "He's Playing Something Very Dangerous"

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At the joint press conference with the French president, Emmanuel Macron, Sánchez has assured that "beyond what he says" Vivas, communication with his government before the massive entrance was "constant".

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THE WORLD accedes to the call register of the chief of staff of Juan Vivas, who tried to alert his counterpart in Moncloa, Diego Rubio, and on which the leader declared Wednesday to judge Read

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At the joint press conference with the French president, Emmanuel Macron, Sánchez has assured that "beyond what he says" Vivas, communication with his government before the massive entrance was "constant".

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He pointed it out during a press conference with Enmanuel Macron in Moncloa, after the statement in the National High Court of the Ceuti President, that the...

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The president ironizes Macron with the "evil government of Sánchez", says he has been negotiating the measures for months and maintains that there were three previous meetings in Ceuta.

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The government has repeated this Wednesday to the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, after he declared before the judge María Tardón, of the National High Court, that he tried to contact the president of the executive, Pedro Sánchez, up to ten times during the days prior to the massive entry of people from Morocco. [...] The entrance The government denies that Vivas tried to speak 10 times with Sanchez and ensures that there was "constant com…

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The president of the central government, Pedro Sánchez, said on Wednesday that there was a "constant communication" between the authorities of Ceuta and the state executive in the days leading up to the massive influx of migrants from Morocco, after the Ceutí president, Juan Jesús Vivas, declared that he tried to talk to Sánchez ten times without achieving it.

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ESdiario broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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