What happened today has been historic, all of Spain has taken to the streets to support #Ceuta and to remind this traitorous government that #CeutaIsSpain #CeutaIsNotAlone #CeutaAndMelillaAreSpain (translated)
They send soldiers to #Ceuta with the order not to defend themselves or repel aggression. A group of them falls victim to an ambush by the invaders and has to run for help to the Local Police... It seems like a joke, but it's the truth... (translated)
Morocco wanted the Sahara, and we gave it to them. Morocco wanted to put an end to OCÓN SUR, and it was dismantled. Morocco wants the World Cup Final, and we will give it to them. Does anyone have doubts about what will happen with Ceuta and Melilla? And on top of that, we gave them hundreds of millions in cooperation, vehicles. (translated)
The crisis in #Ceuta is exposing Spain as a country, with a government surrendered to the invader, an ineffective Head of State, institutions that do not speak out, and worst of all, a unsympathetic and distant society that looks at the problem with absolute coldness and lack of empathy. (translated)
The situation in Ceuta is a milestone that will mark a turning point in the future of Spain. There is a concealed duel between the Government and the @CasaReal. In between is a territory as Spanish as any other that requires the presence of its King at a particularly delicate moment. If the King is (translated)
In 12 years of reign, King Felipe VI has visited all the communities and provinces of Spain, except Ceuta and Melilla, because it could be seen as a provocation… After the humiliating invasion experienced in #Ceuta, I believe it is time for a King to be alongside his (translated)
Morocco always acts the same, taking advantage of Spain's weakness to strain the rope and destabilize. They did it with the “Green March” when Franco was dying, they invaded the Sahara and kept it. Now they are invading Ceuta knowing that Sánchez will do nothing to stop it... The only one who... (translated)