From Being “Vetted” by the Government to Being Sánchez’s “Complying”: the Narratives About Felipe VI in the Ceuta Crisis
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Sánchez made a gaffe and said that Felipe VI "reina twenty years ago", when monarch took office in 2014. King would have wanted to visit Ceuta, but Government preferred to postpone so as not to meld the Moroccan crown.
The messages mix real facts with statements without proof: some accuse Moncloa of taking the king away, while others reproach him for not acting before Morocco.
Tellado says that it is "evident" that Sánchez prefers to "choose Mohamed VI" rather than "Philip VI" and Esther Muñoz points to contradictions within the government itself about the collaboration Morocco is providing.
The PP spokesman in the Congress of Deputies, Ester Muñoz, said on Tuesday that the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, is «a little scorched with the King» and that «he continues to scorch» the episode that occurred in Paiporta during the DANA, when, as he recalled, Felipe VI remained in the town while Sánchez left ... Continue reading "Ester Muñoz sees Sánchez «scocido» with the King and asks Philip VI to visit Ceuta: «Never bothers in…
The PP spokesperson in Congress has stressed that the president of the government "has to explain why he is more concerned about not offending the king ...
The PP deputy maintains that the confrontation with Felipe VI is because "it embodies and guarantees the constitutional order that puts limits on authoritarian delusions" and that the president "wants to turn the general elections into a plebiscite"
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