'Pragmatic International Relations: Sánchez Seeks to Avoid 'Further Conflict with Rabat'
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'Pragmatic international relations: Sánchez seeks to avoid 'further conflict with Rabat'
Delano D'Souza is pleased to welcome Alana Moceri, International Relations Professor at IE School of Politics, Economics and Global Affairs. She sees the Ceuta migrant crossings as a both a domestic and international crisis. The scale and speed of the crossings point toward what she calls a form of "deliberate permissiveness" at the border and Pedro Sánchez's restrained response is understood less as exoneration of Morocco than as pragmatic inte…
Sánchez's tactical prudence in exculpating Morocco from the crisis in Ceuta achieves an unusual unity: his partners and the opposition line up to denounce Rabat
Pedro Sánchez is a master of storytelling. No one will dispute that quality, even though his plot twists are all riddled with deceptions whose sole purpose is to save his position and remain Prime Minister. Read more
In the absence of listening to Pedro Sánchez's explanations in Congress, the president of the government spoke at the beginning of this week in the 'Cadena SER' about the migratory crisis in Ceuta. Sanchez devinced Morocco as the origin of the avalanche over the autonomous city, which was invaded by some 72,000 migrants from the neighboring country. "There was no information to share the gravity and magnitude of the crisis we were going to suffe…
Partners warn that Sanchez's "incompetence" or "complicity" with Morocco "disables him" to continue ruling.
Sumar has demanded that she convene the Moroccan ambassador and "send her explanations", while Podemos directly advocates "break diplomatic and trade relations" with the neighboring country.
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