The Crisis in Ceuta Leaves Sánchez Alone to His Partners, with a Divided Government and the PSOE Profile
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Kuntz criticized the Prime Minister for demanding that the other partners "bear the lasting consequences of political decisions..."
The Council of Ministers will adopt on Tuesday a package of urgent measures including 4% of GDP in aid
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The head of the executive now orders the ministries to focus all their efforts on recovering the normality of the autonomous city to weather a crisis that 'does much harm'
Erik Encinas Ortega.- Society in Spain has been enduring severe attacks and catastrophes of various kinds for several consecutive years, but Ceuta is already the turning point, because it crosses all the existential red lines, clearly putting national security in check, while the president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, makes no decision [...]
Pedro Sánchez has had to face many crises since he arrived at Moncloa in 2018. The Process, the pandemic, the outbreak of corruption cases in the PSOE and the proliferation of new wars in the international context. The Ceuta crisis is the latest, but although Sánchez has overcome all those he has experienced so far, the massive entry of immigrants on July 30 has overwhelmed the Spanish government. The week of appearances by a dozen ministers to …
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