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The appearance of Margarita Robles after the disaster at the Ceuta border, where more than 80,000 people attempted to cross, sparks criticism for the lack of coherent explanations from the Spanish government and lays the groundwork for speculation about possible international conspiracies. (translated)

The question to Margarita Robles is: "If the CNI warned, were you aware that an invasion was being prepared? Did you inform President Sánchez?" I say this because focusing on Marlaska is small game. Marlaska should go, but the one ultimately responsible is Pedro Sánchez. (translated)

Spain's Defense Minister Margarita Robles claims that the government warned about the massive influx of migrants to Ceuta at the end of July, which contrasts with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska's assertions that they were unaware of the seriousness of the situation. (translated)

The Spanish government launches a campaign of criticism against the Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, who remains firm in her defense of intelligence services despite the opposition from other members of the Executive and the context of the migratory crisis in Ceuta. (translated)

During an urgent testimony in Congress, Defense Minister Margarita Robles announced that Ceuta and Melilla are unshakeably Spanish, expressed concerns about migration, criticized opposition parties for inadequate preparation, and warned against using migration flows as a hybrid threat. (translated)

Does Margarita Robles just acknowledge de facto and de iure that they have consciously compromised the security of the State, the territorial integrity of Spain, the dignity of the Nation, and the freedom and safety of Spaniards in Ceuta? 102 CE. We want to investigate the Government. (translated)

Margarita Robles, Minister of Defense, has pointed out Interior Minister Marlaska for the migration crisis in Ceuta, stating that intelligence services fulfilled their duty by alerting about the increase in illegal entries, while it is estimated that around 10% of the migrants who crossed the border remain in the autonomous city. (translated)

Defense Minister Margarita Robles defended in Congress the work of the CNI in Ceuta during the migratory crisis and ruled out the involvement of the Moroccan government, stating that the assault was the result of individuals' self-management, while emphasizing the state's responsibility for the security of Ceuta and Melilla. (translated)

Margarita Robles, Spain's Minister of Defense, during her speech in Congress emphasized that Ceuta and Melilla represent the best image of Spain and that any legislation on asylum represents an attack on the entire state, while also supporting the strengthening of borders in connection with the recent migration crisis. (translated)

The article focuses on the criticism of political reporting and the behavior of Spanish ministers in relation to the current crisis in Ceuta, where nearly 2000 minor refugees are living on the streets, while the government seems to be unnecessarily occupied with political games instead of seeking solutions. (translated)

Defense Minister Margarita Robles visited Ceuta, where she met with citizens who expressed their feelings of abandonment due to the border crisis, reaffirming her commitment to the defense of the city by declaring that Ceuta and Melilla are not just Spanish, they are very Spanish, while she did not clarify whether she will appear before the Senate amid criticism from the PP and Vox for the government's lack of accountability. (translated)

The Popular Party has announced that the Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, will appear next Tuesday in the Senate to explain the actions of her department in the migration crisis in Ceuta, after criticizing the refusal of the ministers of Interior and Foreign Affairs to attend the Upper House. (translated)

Margarita Robles, Minister of Defence, defends the CNI before Fernando Grande-Marlaska, Minister of the Interior, amid a conflict over the influx of people to Ceuta, emphasizing that the intelligence services of the Interior are also important and reaffirming the support of the Army to the Civil Guard in the crisis. (translated)