Crisping in the Senate at the PP's Shouts of Resignation to Marlaska: "I Will Continue Here"
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On Tuesday, the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, lived one of his most tense plenary sessions in the Senate, in the midst of cries of "remitting" from the PP bench and harsh reproaches for his management of the Ceuta crisis. Far from taking a step back, the minister responded directly to the popular: "I will continue here because I do not like that way of doing politics that you have, lying and calling for confrontation."The t…
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The people’s bench shouts “resignation” at the Minister of the Interior, who responds by saying that he will remain in office because he doesn’t like ...
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