Sánchez Addresses Spanish Parliament over Ceuta Crisis
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez focused his address on the Ceuta migration crisis on a resounding defense of the Spanish identity of Ceuta and Melilla, asserting that both cities will remain Spanish "until the end of time." Sánchez framed his remarks with a historical reference to the lions of the Congress of Deputies, cast from bronze taken from cannons captured in the Rif War, to underscore the historical and political ties of the two cities to S…
Pedro Sánchez appears in the Congress of Deputies only hours after hundreds of thousands of Spaniards took to the streets to show their support for Ceuta and charge against the administration of the government in the face of the invasion. In addition, the president of the government will have to give explanations about the latest police reports that ... Continue reading "The political news in Spain is still live today Last hour of Sanchez's app…
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The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, will report to the plenary of the Congress today on the management of the executive after the Moroccan invasion of Ceuta.
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