Feijóo Warns Sanchez of the Inevitable After the Latest Revelations of the Police and Finishes: More Worried About Morocco than Ceuta
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The PP leader has warned from Ceuta that the government will have to face political and judicial responsibilities after the police report that points to Morocco for massive entry. Feijóo accuses Sánchez of knowing the warnings, hiding them and being more aware of protecting Rabat than the ceutíes themselves.
The president of the national PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who has visited Ceuta this Wednesday, has attacked the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, after knowing the contents of the police report that attributes the preparation of the avalanches to Morocco. “Sánchez has lied to us, protected Morocco more than the Spanish [...] The Feijóo entry, to Sánchez from Ceuta: "He has lied to us, protects Morocco more than the Spanish" appears firs…
The migratory crisis in Ceuta rises a new step after the National Police report that would point to an organization for the massive influx of migrants from Morocco. The Defense Minister who managed the Perejil islet crisis in 2002 demands strong response.
It will have to be repeated as many times as necessary: Ceuta does not suffer a migratory crisis. It has suffered an invasion. Calling "humanitarian crisis" to the simultaneous, irregular and favored entry from Moroccan territory of tens of thousands of people is not a sign of sensitivity, but a particularly cheesy and stomagant way of denying the reality. Morocco turned human beings into political ammunition and launched them against a Spanish …
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