The Government Fined €100 to Those Who Protested Against Sánchez Before La Mareta After the Invasion of Ceuta
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The Government Delegation in the Canary Islands has opened several sanctions cases against members of HazteOir for the rallies held on August 6 and 8 in front of the residence of La Mareta, in Costa Teguise, coinciding with the holiday stay of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez. After the invasion of Ceuta the Government has dedicated itself to fineing those who show their discontent against the Executive.
The image can be summed up clearly: it is summer in Lanzarote, the official residence is armored, the migratory tension in Ceuta increases and, in front of La Mareta, there are protests that result in economic sanctions for those who dare to raise their voice. According to the information of OKDIARIO in its article Invadir Ceuta comes out free; demonstrating against Sánchez costs 100 euros, the Delegation of the Government in the Canary Islands …
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