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Pradales Warns Sánchez: the Crisis in Ceuta Can End the Legislature if "It Is Not Closed Now"

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For the Lehendakari, the Spanish legislature was already in a situation "complicated" by the judicial cases that dotted the surroundings of the president...
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The crisis in Ceuta has ceased to be a migration and humanitarian emergency only to become a direct threat to the future of the legislature. The massive influx of tens of thousands of people on July 30 and 31, Moncloa’s late reaction, suspicions about Morocco’s actions and inter-agency contradictions have eroded Pedro Sanchez to lead one of his most important partners to publicly question how long the executive can last.

For the Lehendakari, the Spanish legislature was already in a situation "complicated" by the judicial cases that dotted the surroundings of the president...

·Madrid, Spain
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El Debate broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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