Eight out of ten Spaniards believe that the Government hid information about the massive entry of immigrants in Ceuta and consider its attitude towards Morocco to be lenient, according to a survey by the Popular Party. (translated)
The Government has repeatedly denied Morocco's involvement in the assault on Ceuta, despite information suggesting otherwise and increasing criticism from the opposition regarding the management of the migration crisis. (translated)
Well, Margarita Robles was right. There were reports. If the police report is true, the government should call the Moroccan ambassador in Spain for consultations today. The EU should condemn Morocco's hybrid attack as it did yesterday with Russia. Today on @MVTARDE (translated)
The program 'Código 10' revealed that the Government received a warning on July 28 about the massive entry of migrants in Ceuta, with predictions that thousands of migrants would enter, which has led to a judicial investigation into a possible criminal responsibility of the Executive. (translated)
The article by Joaquim Coll criticizes the management of the Spanish Government, led by Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares, regarding the migration crisis in Ceuta, noting that instead of addressing the causes of the assault, it distracts with accusations towards external figures like Elon Musk, while government responsibility in health management and repatriation remains unresolved. (translated)
El bulo, la desinformación y los actores interesados en la polarización están fundamentalmente en el Gobierno de España. Ese es el problema. #Desinformación #Polarización #GobiernoEspañol
Moncloa has cornered the Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, for questioning the official pro-Moroccan narrative regarding the massive influx of migrants in Ceuta, while Minister Félix Bolaños and other members of the government maintain that there is no evidence linking Morocco to the crisis. (translated)
The Spanish government maintains that the situation in Ceuta would not be different today if a single command had been adopted during the massive immigration crisis of 80,000 people, despite criticisms about the coordination between administrations and the actions taken since the beginning of the conflict. (translated)
The Spanish government will take full control of the crisis in Ceuta, declaring a situation of interest for national security and establishing a single command, one month after the autonomous city requested it due to the arrival of thousands of immigrants. (translated)
As part of the effort to unify leadership in the crisis situation in Ceuta, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez decided to entrust the power and responsibility for managing the crisis to the Minister for Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Ángel Víctor Torres, thus bypassing the open conflict between the ministers of the interior and defense, Marlaska and Robles. (translated)
The Spanish government has approved the creation of a single command in Ceuta, led by Ángel Víctor Torres, to manage the migration crisis affecting the city since the end of July, strengthening coordination between entities and announcing an emergency action plan to improve local security and the economy. (translated)
The Spanish government will take control of the migration crisis in Ceuta tomorrow through a single command led by the Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Ángel Víctor Torres, which will include the CNI and the president of Ceuta, Juan Vivas, following the massive entry of immigrants. (translated)
Ceuta's president, Juan Jesús Vivas, threatened the Spanish government that if it does not resolve the migration crisis in the region within 30 days, he will turn to the judiciary, criticizing the lack of an appropriate response from the government and the increased number of migrants in the area. (translated)
The Spanish government insists on continuing to kidnap foreign children because it knows that the farce of refugee hosting is the cleanest, safest, and even most well-regarded way to steal from the public treasury. And to divert funds to keep its parasitic troops happy. (translated)
It is already clear that the invasion of Ceuta occurred with the complicity of the government of Spain. Sánchez wanted the invasion to happen, did nothing, and prevented others from doing anything to prevent, stop, or at least combat it. (translated)
Pedro Sánchez will not appear before Congress regarding the migration crisis in Ceuta, while the Ministers of Defense and Interior will present themselves on different days to address questions about the management and the lack of Intelligence warnings regarding the entry of more than 70,000 immigrants that resulted in close to one hundred deaths. (translated)
The Spanish government has asked the other 26 European governments to refrain from criticizing Morocco for invading Spain. A few decades ago, we would have believed that this was information spread by some drug addict. Today we know that Sánchez's government is much less cultured and (translated)
The migration crisis in Ceuta has revealed contradictions within the Spanish government about whether they were warned of the imminent mass entry of immigrants, with the CNI claiming to have made warnings that the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, denies, while the Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, demands a more rigorous investigation of the incident. (translated)
The Spanish government will allocate 12.250 billion euros from the Spain Grows fund to finance the construction of affordable housing, offering real estate developers the possibility of receiving write-offs of up to 30% on loans if they meet certain requirements. (translated)
Morocco has made a hostile act of hybrid warfare against Spain using migratory flows. True. The government of Spain has acted badly, late, clumsily, irresponsibly, and does not dare to face the reality of what is happening because it is subjected to the interests of the (translated)
