Sánchez Faces Parliament Over Ceuta Crisis
Sánchez said Spain had no warning of the 72,000-person crossing and announced a €309 million aid package for the enclave.
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Spanish prime minister promises to release all files on Ceuta invasion
The prime minister of Spain is promising to release all files related to the invasion of Ceuta by illegal immigrants, as thousands rally across the country in protest of how the situation has been handled. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez addressed the situation on Thursday in the Spanish parliament’s lower house, the Congress of Deputies. Reacting […]
Madrid, 3 Sep (EFE).- The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, defended on Thursday the "prudence" of the executive against those who implicate Morocco in the migratory crisis in Ceuta triggered at the end of July and said that he does not have "the slightest intention to trigger a diplomatic conflict of first order" with the neighboring country. [...] The entry Sánchez promises contundity if "indicias" emerge from Rabat's link wi…
PSOE is facilitating uncontrolled immigration on the one hand and systematically degrading Spanish identity on the other.
All the parties represented in the Spanish parliament except the socialist today criticized the Prime Minister for Ceuta and several called for Pedro Sánchez to resign, accusing him of lying or subservience to Morocco.
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