The Crown and the King's Visit to Ceuta
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The willingness to incorporate the king into his opposition to Pedro Sánchez is not infused. The PP’s urgency to put an end to Pedro Sánchez’s government and, if possible, to try to prevent him from being the socialist party’s candidate for the upcoming general elections, is inocculable “I know you won’t agree, but I send it to you with the admiration and friendship of always.
In the Royal House they are clear that they cannot keep silent to the attacks, driven from the Executive, to the Crown.
This pays off the hypothesis that he will do everything in his power «for civil or criminal reasons», which the selector Luis Aragonés said to his ju...
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Pedro Sánchez announced this Thursday in Congress that King Felipe VI will visit Ceuta and Melilla "in the coming weeks", a visit with which the head of state will transfer, he said, the "absolute commitment" of Spain with both cities. The president of the government has defended that, after two decades without a visit of the head of state (after the only one of Juan Carlos I, in 2007), it is necessary that the Monarch go personally to the two a…
The crisis that has arisen between Pedro Sánchez and Felipe VI is becoming the center of a political offensive that, according to Francisco Rosell, goes beyond the situation in Ceuta and suggests a deeper movement: a gradual change of regime, a hybrid self-coup that blurs the parliamentary Monarchy. [...] The post Francisco Rosell denounces a ‘hybrid self-coup’ by Pedro Sánchez against the Crown appeared first on Digital Journalist.
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