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The PP Accuses Sánchez of 'Conspiranoia' About Ceuta: 'It Has only Failed to Blame Franco'

Summary by El Periódico
PP national spokesman Borja Sémper criticizes the government president's 'conspiracy' by pointing out Russia, Israel or Elon Musk for the migration crisis in Ceuta

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Sánchez dismisses the existence of information that points to Morocco and accuses Russian networks of spreading bulls about the entry of immigrants.

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The popular claim that if Feijóo were ruling “I would be about to go” with the King to Ceuta

·Madrid, Spain
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The 'populars, who have already stood before the National High Court for the Ceuti crisis, demand that the president accompany the King to the autonomous city as soon as possible. Read

·Madrid, Spain
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“The president says that they are investigating what has happened and at the same time that the responsibility lies with Russia, Israel, Elon Musk and the fake news. It would be to laugh if we weren’t talking about something so serious.” The PP’s national spokesman, Borja Sémper, heavily charged Pedro Sánchez and the claims he made at the opening of the political course in an interview in the ‘SER chain’, insisting that the origin of the flood o…

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The PP spokesman, Borja Sémper, accused government president Pedro Sánchez on Monday of "disturbing conspiracy" after he had exculpated Morocco for the massive influx of tens of thousands of people a month ago. Sánchez pointed out in an interview that the leap from the border occurred because "a sentence of the Supreme, which was expanded by networks, also by criminal organizations," was interrupted, and he has expressly cited Russia, Israel and…

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PP national spokesman Borja Sémper criticizes the government president's 'conspiracy' by pointing out Russia, Israel or Elon Musk for the migration crisis in Ceuta

·Barcelona, Spain
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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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