The PP Reactivates Ceuta's Offensive in the Senate and Re-Quotes Marlaska, Robles and Albares
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The Ministers of the Interior, Defense and Foreign Affairs did not attend the meeting of the people in the Upper House in August, where Feijóo’s party has a majority, although they did appear to give explanations about Ceuta in the Congress of DeputiesWhat Vivas said the day before the crisis in Ceuta about the return of all migrants: “You simply cannot do it” The PP announced this Saturday that it has registered in the Senate requests to appear…
The Popular Party has registered a new petition for the appearance of ministers Fernando Grande-Marlaska (Interior), Margarita Robles (Defense) and José Manuel Albares (Exterior) in the Senate to give explanations for the crisis in Ceuta. The party chaired by Alberto Núñez Feijóo thus redoubles its offensive in the upper house, where it has an absolute majority, and again tries to appear in the respective commissions of its portfolios after they…
Populars ask the incumbents of Interior, Defense and Foreign Affairs to account for their management in the Upper House
The PP has re-registered the request to appear in the Senate of the Ministers of Interior, Foreign Affairs and Defence, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, José Manuel Albares and Margarita Robles, respectively, after they "send a sit-in" to the Upper House in August when they were called to appear for the invasion of Ceuta and were absent. ... Continue reading "The PP re-quotes Marlaska, Albares and Robles in the Senate for the invasion of Ceuta after "t…
The PP goes back to the Senate to try to obtain explanations of the invasion of Ceuta by the members of the government involved. “The Popular Parliamentary Group in the Lower House has announced this Saturday that Fernando Grande-Marlaska, Margarita Robles and José Manuel Albares will again be summoned to their respective commissions—Interior, Defense and Foreign Affairs—in the Upper House to explain the administration of the government in Ceuta…
Ministers will have to go to their respective commissions to clarify the migration impact in Ceuta
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