Sánchez Calls Mass Entry into Ceuta a “Hybrid Attack,” Denies Morocco Blackmail Claims
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Video. Ex-Spanish minister: Ceuta was a 'hybrid attack' to 'weaken' the EU
Video. Arancha González Laya, formerly Spain's foreign affairs minister under Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, says the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta was "an attack" on an external border of the European Union.
Unveiling the extent of the preparations continues to bring the Spanish government into need of explanation. The opposition accuses head of government Sánchez of blackmailing Morocco.
Spanish PM classifies what happened in Ceuta as "a hybrid attack." Sánchez maintains that there were no prior warnings, contrary to what the Spanish National Police report says.
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has admitted on TVE that the state must improve its ability to deal with episodes such as the one that occurred in Ceuta a month ago. He has said that the duty of the state is to “prepare better” before the “hybrid attacks”, a concept that the socialist had not used to date although he has defended the bulk of the actions of his executive. The head of the executive has also confirmed that he intend…
“The people of Ceuta are not invaders, they are people who are looking for a better life,” the president of the government defends against the “expansion of hatred”
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The president assures that the executive "has been at the bottom of the canyon" and defends that the "intelligent" was to let the migrants enter Ceuta and not "join" as the PP proposes
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