Ceuta Crisis: Sanchez Castigates False Information Worthy of Netflix
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The president of the government maintains that he will give a "contudent" response if Rabat's involvement is proven.
Sánchez argues that the most "intelligent" is to maintain a "positive and constructive relationship" with Morocco.
Since the massive influx of tens of thousands of migrants into the Spanish enclave from Morocco at the end of July, Pedro Sanchez has always assured that he has no tangible evidence of Rabat's involvement in this crisis, without convincing either the opposition parties or the public opinion. Allegations, notably made by the People's (Right) Party and its leader Alberto Nuñez Feijoo, have since suggested that Morocco would blackmail the Prime Min…
The Spanish Prime Minister is confident of "stabilizing" the migration crisis in Ceuta by the end of the year
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Chief Executive raises to 'near 200' the number of migrants who return every day voluntarily to Morocco
More and more political parties are linking Pedro Sánchez's complacency with Morocco with spying on the motives of the president of the government and others...
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