The 15 Questions Sánchez Must Answer to Congress About His Management of the Invasion and Crisis of Ceuta
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The president of the government faces questions about the massive entry from Morocco, the previous warnings and the police report sent to the National High Court
The CENIF report has disrupted the government’s strategy of pointing out Russia, Israel or the mafias as instigators of the assault. Hundreds of thousands of people demonstrated this Wednesday at different points in Spain to show their solidarity with the Ceuti people. More information: The police dismantle Sánchez’s thesis of Russian and Israeli interference: 90.8% of the motives that promoted the invasion had a Moroccan prefix.
Moncloa tries to block the crisis unleashed in the interior by the leaking of a police report that points to the participation of members of the Moroccan security forces in the massive passage to Ceuta on July 30 and 31Sanchez does self-criticism with Ceuta: “I realize that for many the response of the state is insufficient” Pedro Sánchez will arrive this Thursday to the Congress of Deputies more alone than ever. Neither the opposition nor one o…
Pedro Sánchez arrives this Thursday in Congress with a problem that can no longer be solved with rhetoric. Two exclusive journalists put against the strings Moncloa's story about the invasion of Ceuta that is based on two premises: Morocco is a reliable and cooperative partner and no one warned Moncloa of the magnitude of what was being prepared on the other side of the border for July 30.Read more
The mass protests in Spain and a secret report on the crisis of migrants in Ceuta amplify the political pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
The first vice president of the Board demands that Congress deactivate Article 102 of the Spanish Constitution so that Pedro Sánchez responds judicially to the betrayal that he has committed to Spain
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