The Government Denies Sanchez's "Reproches" to the King for Not Going to Ceuta and Insists that There Are "Reasons" for Him to Go
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The government sought this Tuesday to make up the obvious deterioration of its relationship with Zarzuela, a situation that has been raging for years, but that has been more clearly displayed in recent weeks in the heat of the migratory crisis in Ceuta. In Moncloa they are now striving to project "total normalcy" with the King, after Pedro Sanchez openly pointed out this Monday the absence of the head of state in the autonomous city after the ma…
Government spokesman Elma Saiz has denied this Tuesday that the head of the executive...
The government has come out this Tuesday in defense of Pedro Sánchez following the controversy provoked by his statements about the absence of King Felipe VI in Ceuta that many have interpreted as a direct attack by the president on the Crown and an attempt by Sánchez to hide behind the monarch. Far from lowering the tone, Moncloa has chosen to support the president and justify his words, insisting on putting the focus on the action of the head …
Moncloa assures that the King will visit the autonomous city when the situation normalizes, but admits that the trip is still "not organized".More information: The restlessness grows in the PSOE after seeing Sánchez "low in tone", without self-criticism about Ceuta and obfuscated on the role of the King
The government denies "reproches" of Sánchez al Rey for not going to Ceuta and insists that there are "reasons" for him to go
Elma Saiz: "It was no reproach, but it found a reality, that 20 years ago the last visit of the Emeritus king to Ceuta took place"
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