The Right Finds in the Crisis in Ceuta a Vein to Harden the Anti-Immigration Discourse
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Ceuta is becoming a weapon of the Right against the Left on immigration, at a time when European economies depend on migrant workers. Trump and his replicants in Greece,. The post Ceuta, Adonis and the Double Language of the Right for Immigration appeared first on in.gr.
The Spanish president, increasingly isolated in Europe, accuses his partners of a lack of solidarity, while the PP and Vox parties fuel the battle over immigration.
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The crisis in Ceuta is still open. Although not as our right-wingers would have liked. They hoped that the harassment of the “invaders” would last a little longer, convinced that the spectacle Spain was giving to the world had against the strings Sanchez. But it seems that the president has escaped again The right and the Spanish ultra-right have been left with the crespos made. In their intimate forum, they would have wished that the very serio…
Rather than helping to resolve the crisis affecting the Spanish exclave, most of Europe's right and far right hastened to shout at the migration threat and attack Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
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