Can Spain's Sanchez Survive Ceuta Migrant Crisis?
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Either he's a heartless, traitorous jerk or he designs a masterful, abject move that needs extreme national deterioration first.
www.elespanol.com - The invasion of Ceuta, month and a half later: Sanchez neither reacts nor resigns
“Morocco uses the border with Spain as an element of blackmail.” This is what Virginia P. Alonso, director of infolibre, shows about the crisis in Ceuta triggered after the massive crossing of 70,000 people at the end of July. An emergency to which, according to the journalist —one of the few women at the head of a media outlet in Spain — the State has responded slowly, insufficiently and negligently. A political and humanitarian crisis that has…
The massive influx of migrants and the judicial setback over new citizens complicate the socialist government, although analysts warn that the issue could also mobilize the progressive electorate
REPORTING - One month after the arrival of 75,000 migrants in the Spanish autonomous enclave, the inhabitants let their anger explode and beat the pavement to denounce the abandonment of the government of Pedro Sanchez in the face of this crisis that settles over the long term.
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