Spain Will Not ‘Turn Migrants Into the Enemy’, Sánchez Tells UN as He Highlights Ceuta Crisis
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Before the United Nations, the head of the Executive calls for the protection of human rights, the strengthening of global cooperation and the reform of the Security Council to make it more representative
He has warned the "reactionary forces" that Spain "will not take a step back" and calls for a profound reform of the UN
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The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, highlighted this Wednesday before the General Assembly of the UN that Ceuta is a "Spanish city" and praised the response that its citizens are giving to one of the biggest migratory crises of recent years responding with decency and legality.
He accused the president and the mayor of Madrid of having "undressed their responsibilities" to avoid a "social tragedy." During his speech to the UN, he said that the crisis in Ceuta has been fuelled by "inequality, despair and disinformation." More information: Madrid increases the risk of suffering a housing bubble after the price of housing in the capital skyrockets by 9%.
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