Vivas Believes Extremely Worrying the Entry of Ships: 'There Was Plan for the Invasion'
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The government takes us for fools by telling us that the invasion from Moroccan territory and the naval incursion are a pure "temporal coincidence".
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The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas (PP), has described as "extremely worrying" the news about the entry of Moroccan warships into the waters of Ceuta on July 30 and 31, coinciding with the massive influx of migrants into the autonomous city, and has warned that evidence that "there was a plan" for "invasion." In statements to journalists, Juan Jesús Vivas has said that the presence of these ships shows "that there was a plan that was desig…
The president of Ceuta considers "extremely worrying" the presence of warships in the city's waters during the massive entrance in July and demands explanations from the Ministry of Defense.
A King who lacks executive powers as in all Constitutional Monarchy must not give up his role as head of the nation by the hand of the emancip...
The attempt to sabotage the visit of the Kings to Ceuta as did the quinquilino monclovita the day before yesterday, telling that Morocco has been and continues to be a military invasion of...
The Ceutí president thanks the Reyes for their support and says that his visit to Ceuta serves to "sow confidence" to "resist and light the exit of the tunnel."More information: The government continues to praise Morocco and says that it did not report the naval incursion because it was "a punctual fact".
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