Sánchez’s Paralysis in Ceuta Plunges Spain Into a State Crisis
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We take stock in 'A Debate' of these 30 days, from the assault on the border to the reaction of the Executive of Pedro Sánchez
A month after the mass influx, in the face of the desperation of the Ceutis and the astonishment of the Government, the State has not been able to return normalcy to a threatened city or manage the relationship with Morocco rationally.
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elDiarioAR"We thought that, if in two days so many had returned, in a week that was wiped out." the Diario.es reconstructs the details and key dates of the management of a crisis that broke out on July 30, that is now aggravated by outbreaks of violence and that keeps the executive branch of Sánchez cornered by its own mistakes and by the offensive of the PP and VoxWhy the government thinks that Morocco is not behind the crisis of Ceuta A border attack in…
Ceuta has completed a month since the migratory crisis of July 30, a day that has left the autonomous city immersed in uncertainty and waiting for official explanations.In the program 'End of the Week' of the COPE chain, presented by Beatriz Pérez Otín, has analyzed the social and political climate of a territory that demands urgent measures after weeks of tension.So far, seven ministers have paraded by the Congress of Deputies to account for th…
The government admits a miscalculation in the Ceuta crisis: it thought it was resolved when 70,000 migrants returned. Violence and opposition corner Sánchez. La entrada The Ceuta crisis: Sánchez’s government admits a miscalculation by calling it a ditch aparece primero en Moncloa.
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