Nayim, the Legend of Spanish Football: "It's an Invasion! You Can't Call It Another Way. The Government Has Abandoned us."
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“We’re still overflowing. There’s a lot of people on the street without control. Parks are overrun. Psychologically, it’s very hard.” “The measures the government has taken now, such as the sole command or Frontex’s help, were asked by Vivas a month ago.” “The government doesn’t want any problems with Morocco and the consequences of that we eat them by the ceutíes.” “Everyone has the right to vacation, but with your country invaded, forget about…
Diario de Jerez
The situation unleashed by the avalanche that the border of Ceuta suffered at the end of July has become the most serious crisis of state that the country has suffered in decades because it has shown the institutional weakness in which the Government has plunged Spain. Of the various derivatives that are cited in this conflict there is one that has very worrying characteristics and that so far has never been shown so harshly to the public. It is…
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