Sanchez Defends Spain's Migration Policy at UNGA
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For the President of the Government, his citizens were demonstrating that a crisis could be addressed without giving up decency, maintaining legality and respecting human rights.
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The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has attributed to "inequality, despair and disinformation" the situation lived in Ceuta, which he has described before the General Assembly of the United Nations as "one of the biggest irregular migration crises of recent years" and to which he has called not "to give in to fear, to turn the migrant into an enemy and to violate legality". "Inequality, despair and disinformation have fed one of the …
United Nations, Sep 23 (EFE).- The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, took to the General Assembly of the United Nations this Wednesday the "difficult moments" that Ceuta lives after suffering the one that he considered one of the biggest irregular migration crisis of recent years, but praised that its citizens are responding with decency and [...] The entry Pedro Sánchez praises in the UN the response of Ceuta to one of the big…
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has again taken the side of the invaders of Ceuta in his speech to the General Assembly of the UN this Thursday, where he has not come out of his lips or a word against Morocco. He has merely described as "difficult" the moment a Ceuta is living ... Continue reading "Sánchez describes at the UN as "difficult" the moment that an invaded and paralysed Ceuta lives"
The president attributes the situation to “inequality, despair and disinformation” and presents the Ceutis as an example of respect for human rights ...
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