State Protests in Favor of Ceuta Lead to Criticism of Sánchez’s Government
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Proclamations such as "Ceuta is not for sale, Ceuta is defended" and insults were heard towards the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez.
Claims have spread throughout Spain with criticism of the government of Pedro Sánchez.
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Thousands of people have participated in the gatherings in various cities of the State in support of Ceuta, on the occasion of the autonomous city day, which have led to protests against the Spanish government, with insults against Pedro Sánchez and harassment of the media included. Several people have burned images of the Spanish president and the king of Morocco at the end of the Valencia rally.
A total of 23 municipalities in Catalonia join the 'Por Ceuta' initiative, articulated through official calls, citizen movements and mass appeals on social networks.
About twenty municipalities in the Canary Islands, convened by the Popular Party (PP), joined the planned mobilizations in different parts of Spain on Wednesday, September 2, to "publicly show support for Ceuta" following the migration crisis of late July, when about 80,000 people arrived in the city from Morocco in just two days. This is explained by the Deputy Secretary of Organization and Communication of the PP of the Canary Islands, Jacob Q…
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