Sánchez's Reappearance Heightens the Fear in Ceuta that Much of the Invaders Will Remain Indefinitely
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Government sources admit that they work with a prolonged stay of the majority of those who remain in Ceuta. They deny it in public, they incur contradictions, but it is their main hypothesis of work
Alberto Gaitán, President's advisor, insists that he sees incomprehensible that "the days will pass, there will be less certainty and the official versions will change." "The president himself said in his day that this was the mafias, then he spoke of the Supreme Court's ruling and now they take out Russia and Israel."More information: Vivas: "Ceuta has ceased to be what it was, has lost its way of life, we have little time to avoid disaster by …
It is necessary to have a superlative political flamboyance to be absent for almost a month under the comfortable pretext that one “has the right to rest”, while the autonomous city of Ceuta endures a migration crisis of colossal dimensions, and to reappear before the microphones not to be held accountable, but to display a battery of disinformation and self-indulgent excuses. Pedro Sanchez’s interview in the SER chain has not been that of a hea…
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