Frontal Shock by Ceuta: PP Demands "Return Now" to Immigrants; PSOE Accuses Them of "Enlarging the Crisis by Votes" and Government Partners Insist on the Moroccan "Chatage" Thesis
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If the Government had been informed of the crisis through the relevant channels, perhaps its reaction would have been different, or even
The socialist Euro MPs take precedence over the situation of immigrants compared to that of the Ceutí.
Neither 80,000 immigrants arrived, nor 6,000 left in the autonomous city, nor the returns progress to the pace that the executive anticipated, because in fact...
The PP senator asks the minister to clarify whether he will keep his promise to return "until the last person" who entered the autonomous city irregularly.
Marlaska, among cries of resignation, insists on the Senate that no one alerted the avalanche; Robles now aligns with Moncloa and accuses the popular of wanting to attack the government and Albares reaffirms that all will be returned Read
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