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Canarias Sees Surprising that Sánchez Kept His Vacation After the Situation in Ceuta

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Canarias sees surprising that Sánchez kept his vacation after the situation in Ceuta

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The meeting of the National Security Council must conclude with the clear intention of expelling illegal immigrants in Ceuta.

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The government of Pedro Sánchez has not invited King Felipe VI to the meeting of the National Security Council, which is held this Tuesday in La Moncloa 26 days after the migratory invasion of Ceuta, according to OKDIARIO. All this despite the fact that the regulations allow the presence of the monarch, ... Continue reading "The government vetoes the presence of the King in the National Security Council on the invasion of Ceuta"

·Madrid, Spain
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The crisis in Ceuta began on July 30, but Pedro Sánchez waited until after his vacation and return to La Moncloa to convene an extraordinary meeting of the National Security Council. The Prime Minister will meet this Tuesday with one of the State's main coordinating bodies, 26 days after the mass arrival of 72,000 migrants from Morocco, which has plunged the autonomous city into an exceptional situation. Read more

·Madrid, Spain
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Canarias sees surprising that Sánchez kept his vacation after the situation in Ceuta

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will convene Tuesday the National Security Council of the country in connection with the migration crisis in Ceuta, almost a month after tens of thousands of people have passed from Morocco...

Pedro Sánchez has decided to convene this Tuesday the meeting of the National Security Council (CSN), the body that advises the [...]

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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