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The PP Denies that Ceuta Has Returned to Normal and Accuses the Government of Not Acting: "It Can Happen Again Tomorrow"

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The secretary general of the PP, Miguel Tellado, said this Sunday that Ceuta "has not returned to normality" after the mass influx of immigrants registered this Thursday and has accused the government of Pedro Sánchez of having left the city "unprotected", arguing that it knew the situation in advance and did not act to prevent it."It is not true that Ceuta has returned to normality. A good part of the immigrants who entered irregularly are leav…

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The Popular Party has reacted to the information, published by OKDIARIO, according to which the government did not authorize Felipe VI to travel to Ceuta to show its support after the invasion of irregular immigrants registered last Thursday.«The government should not prevent the King from being close to the ceutíes in this very serious situation. ... Continue reading "The PP criticizes Sánchez for "imposing that the King is close to the ceutíes…

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

Podemos and Izquuierda Unida (IU) have accused the PP of "moral misery" and of "abandoning" Ceuta after...

·Spain
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Lean Left

Tellado points out that the crisis now is one of “security” and “has nothing to do with previous situations”: he urges Sánchez to “solve it” and to return to his country of origin all immigrants who have entered illegally

·Barcelona, Spain
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Lean Right

Miguel Tellado asks the Minister of Defense why the Army deployed 12 hours later

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

Populars have registered questions and requests for documentation in Congress and Senate about the Ceuta crisis

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

For the main opposition party, the crisis caused by the entry of 60,000 people from Morocco to Ceuta last Thursday "has a main responsibility, and...

·Madrid, Spain
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abc broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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