The PP Considers the Return of Immigrants "Unquestionable" and Criticizes the Three Weeks of Sanchez' Absence in the Ceuta Crisis
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We already know that it is a shameless political pirouette, but who doubts that President Sánchez has changed his mind again: now he needs those who invaded Ceuta to stay
Debate goes to the streets to ask the Spaniards about the absence of the president of the government during the crisis in Ceuta
After a summer marked by the crisis in Ceuta caused by the massive influx of immigrants last July, the first press conference after the summer stop of the spokesman of the Popular Party in Genoa has dealt with the performance of the Executive. Borja Sémper has criticized the three weeks of absence of Pedro Sánchez and has censured that the Government has managed a "national emergency in flip flops and swimsuits." In contrast, he has carried out …
Nearly a month after the massive and sudden arrival of migrants in the Spanish enclave located on the border with Morocco, the Spanish government must be held accountable. And it is already too late to do so, criticizes the overseas press.
“Ceuta is afraid. This time Sanchez can’t repeat that ‘if you need help, ask for it’. They’ve been asking for help for weeks. The government hears it, but it’s still paralyzed.”
Spain attends an institutional spectacle of desolation where inaction and political calculus completely displace the responsibility of the State. The management of the crisis in Ceuta has exposed the fragility of a directionless government, headed by a president who preferred to extend summer rest while a key border of the European Union was overflowing in one of the most serious situations of recent years. The contrast between the urgency at th…
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