Barcelona's PP Demands Collboni to "Break His Silence" in the Face of Ceuta's Migration Crisis
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The popular leader, Daniel Sirera, has expressed his solidarity with the people of Ceuta and the State Security Forces and Corps, as well as his support for the deceased people.
El Día de Córdoba
The government’s inaction and clumsiness in Ceuta have fueled the discourse of the far right and, worse, has made it real. Up to now, it lied or exaggerated with its apocalyptic discourses fearing immigration as a cause of social imbalances, an increase in crime (from robberies to terrorist violations and infiltration), a loss of opportunities and rights for Spaniards due to the collapse of public services in addition to those of our culture and…
The migration crisis in Ceuta over the past few weeks has once again placed immigration at the center of the Spanish political agenda. The massive influx of people into the autonomous city, the care of unaccompanied minors, and the subsequent debate about their distribution among the autonomous communities have sparked a new episode of tension between government bodies and political parties, and have also become the epicenter of the culture war …
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