Residents of Ceuta Say They Were "Abandoned" by the Government of Spain
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El Día de Córdoba
All this explains the mockery of the whole of Europe, which includes the palpable evidence that Spain is sold – before Morocco – as long as these clumsy and ineffective children are still in the government and abducted by Pedro Sánchez’s excessive and unacceptable ambition, in such a way that – there is blackmail by Pegasus, or there is not – their continuity, we are seeing it and the Ceutis are suffering it, it is toxic, corrosive, harmful and …
The national deputy of the Popular Party of Almería, Rafael Hernando, has demanded from the government of Pedro Sánchez a strong response to the migratory situation that Ceuta is going through. Hernando has called on the central executive to exercise his powers to guarantee control of borders and citizen security.He has also refused to label the facts as a simple crisis, arguing that it has been a massive and organized entry.The popular leader h…
In protest, residents of the Spanish enclave say they feel abandoned by the government and that the site was invaded while thousands of migrants remain homeless
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