Vivas Accuses the Government of "Lack of Will" in Repatriations: "If It Is Not Done It Is because It Is Not Wanted"
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Vivas Beats Sanchez in Audience, Reminds Him that "He Hasn't Been up to It" and that He Lacks "Will"
"I don't think the alarms and alerts were met," says Vivas. "I don't think the CNI was attended to." "I don't think the necessary measures were taken from day one to get Ceuta back to normal," explains the president of the autonomous city.
The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, was forceful this Monday in El Hormiguero. In his first appearance on a television set since the massive influx of immigrants at the end of July, the popular leader charged harshly against the management of the executive of Pedro Sánchez and focused much of his criticism on the slowness of the repatriations of the invaders. Vivas openly denounced the lack of political will when it comes to processing the…
"It is impossible for Morocco to do what it has done to us and we are going to organize a football World Cup with them," said the Ceutí president.
The Ceutí president demands the support of the rest of Spain and asks the mackerels to maintain unity and perseverance "without any violence."More information: Puente, cornered by Cristina Pardo, admits that he "precisely" by praising Sánchez in Ceuta and joining in justifying his summer season.
Forty-five days after the onset of the crisis, Vivas has described Ceuta as "a pressure cooker that can explode at any time." "The border has to depend on Spain and Europe, not Morocco."
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Juan Jesús Vivas points to the central government for turning a deaf ear to warnings about the migration crisis and questions Pedro Sánchez's ability to defend Ceuta's interests
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