Spain Convenes Security Council Nearly a Month After Ceuta Border Crisis
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The Spanish National Security Council has met for the first time since the massive influx of mainly Moroccans into the Spanish African territory of Ceuta.
Twenty-six days after Ceuta's immigration invasion, the government of Pedro Sánchez has finally convened a National Security Council to address the crisis. It has done so, yes, in its own way: vetoing the presence of King Felipe VI, despite the fact that, in that case, it would be the monarch himself who would preside over the crisis. ... Continue reading "Moncloa disseminates images of the Security Council without the King to sell that Sánchez …
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, presided over the meeting of the National Security Council to analyze the situation in Ceuta after the arrival of 82,000 people on July 30.
The government creates a single command and puts Ángel Víctor Torres in the lead. Seven ministers will appear in Congress because of the migration crisis, starting today with Margarita Robles.
26 days after the massive influx of almost 80,000 migrants into Ceuta, the situation in the autonomous city will be discussed in this body
On August 1st, several ministers ended the crisis with the voluntary return of immigrants, but the reality of the crisis is ...
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