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The PP Says the Reports Reveal "a Lie of State" by Pedro Sanchez and Asks for His Resignation

"It is clear that the government made a manifest and malicious abandonment of functions. They had the information. They are directly responsible for the invasion in Ceuta. And, of course, for the deceased," denounced the spokesperson of the Popular Group in Congress, Ester Muñoz.

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Lean Right

The People's Party of Spain (PP, right), which leads the opposition in the country, today called for the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, after the release of documents with alerts from the information services about Ceuta.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Center

The spokesperson for the Popular Party in Congress believes that "they are directly responsible for the invasion of Ceuta"

Lean Right

Sumar believes that the data did not foresee a massive input and doubt the diligence in the transmission of the reports. The PNV says that the version of Rabat being behind the avalanche is "corroborated" and ERC claims that the CNI is against the government Read

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

The popular parliamentary spokesman, Ester Muñoz, predicts that the information that has not yet been declassified will be "more serious" and calls for elections

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

Esther Muñoz accuses the government and Marlaska of being "maximum responsible" for the massive entry into Ceuta and demands that Sánchez call elections so that the Spaniards decide if they want a "liar president."

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

Populars demand the call for elections after revelations about the announcement of the massive crossing into the autonomous city

·Barcelona, Spain
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diariodesevilla.es broke the news in Seville, Spain on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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