The Government Delegate Assumes that There Is No "Normality" in Ceuta and Refuses to Resign: "It Would Be Cowardice"
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Hundreds of people have traveled the streets with banners and flags from Spain and the autonomous city to ask everyone to return to Morocco ...
The worst thing for the stability that does not reach Ceuta, and for the interests of Spain on the border with Morocco, is that the helplessness among its inhabitants spreads, of believing themselves abandoned by a State overcome in the midst of crisis. And that is what the Ceutíes denounce with plenty of reasons, about to be fulfilled one month from the entrance in alluvial of up to 80,000 migrants. The autonomous city remains overflowed since …
The delegate of the government in Ceuta, Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano, admitted this Monday that in the autonomous city there is no "normality" after the invasion of illegal immigrants on July 30th. Moreover, he has assured that leaving office at this time would be an "absolute irresponsibility and cowardice". "We will continue to work and try ... Continue reading "The government delegate now admits that there is no "normality" in Ceuta and dismiss…
According to the Spanish authorities, Ceuta is "very far" from a normal everyday life. Up to 10,000 migrants are still suspected there.
Triano has assured that he will remain in office as long as he can be useful at the same time as he has pointed out: "I do not need politics to live."
The delegate in Ceuta dismisses leaving office, admits that the city is still in crisis and activates a CATE while calling for more reinforcements and economic support for the recovery
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