Feijóo Announces a Commission of Inquiry in the Senate Into the Ceuta Crisis: "The Government Knew and Covered It Up"
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23 Articles
He demands to know whether there are "unconfessable agreements" with Morocco and whether the neighbouring country "collaborates or does not": "Sánchez has spoken to Mohamed VI?"
Populars to launch a commission of inquiry into the Ceuta crisis in the Senate
The PP leader wants to clarify what the Executive knew before the massive influx of about 80,000 people and how he acted during July 30 and 31
The PP president points to "unconfessable agreements" with Morocco and blames Sánchez for the "thousand deaths" of immigrants for his "open door policy" Read
The PP leader announces a commission of inquiry in the Senate into the "invasion of Ceuta" because "everything has to be known." More information: Army Intelligence reports have identified 72 Moroccan military personnel as coordinators of the invaders inside Ceuta.
The PP leader announces the creation of a commission of inquiry in the Upper House. On housing, he says: "The malaise is so transversal that it self-manifests"
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