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Marlaska Claims in Cádiz a Civil Guard “Larger, Better Paid and Modernized” and Warns that There Are No Easy Solutions Against Drug Trafficking

Summary by Diario De Cádiz
The Minister of the Interior defends that security and freedom “do not contradict each other” and calls for complex responses to phenomena such as immigration and organized crime “Europe cannot become the social services of Africa”

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Marlaska highlights the work of the Civil Guard against drug trafficking and the migration challenge

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The Minister of the Interior defends that security and freedom “do not contradict each other” and calls for complex responses to phenomena such as immigration and organized crime “Europe cannot become the social services of Africa”

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The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, acknowledged this Sunday the work of the almost 85,000 men and women of the Civil Guard who make Spain "one of the safest countries in the world", ensuring that those who propose "instant and easy solutions" to fight against criminal phenomena or to face the migration challenge, "do not know its complexity or knowingly ignore it".

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Diario de Cádiz broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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