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Esteban Points Out that Morocco May Be "Blackmailing" the Spanish Government "Overwhelmed" by the Crisis in Ceuta

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The president of the PNB believes that the Sánchez government should do "a little self-criticism" for its actions

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The president of the Basque nationalists considers that the executive is "overflowing" and admits his doubts about the reasons that explain Moncloa's response to Rabat after the border crisis in Ceuta

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The president of the PNB believes that the Sánchez government should do "a little self-criticism" for its actions

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The president of the PNV, Aitor Esteban, who has been a firm supporter of the government during these years of the legislature and who co-rules in the Basque Country with the socialists, is critical of the management of the executive branch in the face of the crisis that Ceuta is experiencing after the massive invasion of immigrants. In addition, Esteban now admits that he does not rule out that ... Continue reading "Sánchez's partners leave the…

·Madrid, Spain
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Following the declassification of CNI documents, the president of the PNV indicates that "there was notice" about the possible mass influx and the government "did not measure well".

·Madrid, Spain
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Esteban believes that the Ceuta crisis "has surprised the government" and contemplates the possibility of the general elections being convened before the end of the...

·Madrid, Spain
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The president of the EBB of the PNV, Aitor Esteban, says that the government of Pedro Sánchez is "overflowing" with the crisis in Ceuta after the massive influx of immigrants last July and does not rule out that Morocco "is blackmailing him" because it can "have something we do not know that makes the pressure" on the Spanish Executive "even greater".

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El Debate broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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