Embattled Spanish PM Sánchez Insists No Prior Warnings Before Ceuta Crisis
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He announces that he will show all the reports received, that the Moroccan ambassador was called to consultations and will ask the EU for the status of regions for Ceuta and Melilla
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, insisted this Thursday at the plenary of the Congress to deny the evidence that the Security Forces and the CNI issued about the danger of an invasion of Ceuta. The government, he said, did not receive any report or note verbale that anticipated «neither the scale nor the probability» ... Continue reading "Sánchez disdains the police and the CNI reports that warned of the invasion: «They were routi…
Sánchez Denies Having Received Warnings Prior to the Assault: «None Went Beyond the Routine Warning»
The president of the government attacks the PP and Vox: "It is absurd to think that the executive did not do anything on purpose, in what head does it fit?"
Pedro Sánchez Insists that the Government Did Not Hear Prior Warnings and Acted Immediately in Ceuta
The president appears one day after demonstrations that have served the right to flaunt force and while organizations on the ground denounce systematic abuses against migrants.Main Topics: CeutaRead full article
The two lions who guard the entrance of the Congress of Deputies were melted in the 19th century with the bronze of cannons captured during the African War. The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, chose that "historical fact" to begin his long-awaited speech in the rostrum of the Congress to claim the Spanishness of Ceuta and Melilla: "So it will continue until the end of time".
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