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Podemos Believes that Sánchez 'Looks for a Controversy with the Monarchy' to “Pass the Tiptoe” About His Management in Ceuta

Summary by El Periódico
He accuses the Government of wanting to “punish Morocco” through “maltrate” the migrants who remain in the autonomous city

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He accuses the Government of wanting to “punish Morocco” through “maltrate” the migrants who remain in the autonomous city

·Barcelona, Spain
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The president does not convince with his arguments and the criticisms rise in an unprecedented way

·Madrid, Spain
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The president eludes self-criticism and claims that the CNI had no information on the magnitude of the flood of migrants in Ceuta. More information: Puente feeds Sanchez's fallacious criticism of Felipe VI: "The Kings only visited Ceuta with Zapatero as president"

·Spain
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The crisis in Ceuta has only worsened. The invasion of the autonomous city last July 30 is a frontal attack against Spanish sovereignty and territorial integrity, and the logical thing would be that the government of Pedro Sánchez had reacted firmly from the first moment. However, what we have seen in [...] The post IN DIRECTO/ Ceuta sinks Sanchez and begins the rebellion in the PSOE appeared first on Digital Journalist.

The director of the informative part of More than One exposes in his monologue the statements of the Chief Executive on the migratory crisis in the autonomous city, where he points to Felipe VI and the Spanish Intelligence Service but does not

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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