Vivas Claims that Moncloa Asked Him "Not to Call Anymore because They Were Getting Heavy" After Warning of Migratory Pressure in Ceuta
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The president of Ceuta says that the central government minimized the warnings about pressure on the border with Morocco
The president of the autonomous city explains that the Spanish government told him that everything was "under control"
The president of Ceuta, Juan Vivas, said this Friday that from Moncloa they came to ask in the days prior to July 30 to stop calling them because it was getting "very heavy." The PP leader has recounted his call with the Chief of Staff of Sánchez on the 27th, a conversation that, according to Moncloa, Diego Rubio gives transfer to the Ministry of Interior. In Moncloa they reject the accusation and insist that Vivas was attended that day by telep…
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The Objective | Periodismo ethosHe claims that he tried to speak directly to Sánchez on July 27 but did not attend him and was referred to his cabinet.
President Ceutí said that from the presidency he was transferred that the situation was controlled and that Morocco collaborated days before the mass influx.
The president of Ceuta has revealed that he tried to speak to the president of the government on July 27 and claimed to declare the national emergency and strengthen the security forces. According to his account, they ended up asking him to stop calling because he was getting "very heavy" and they told him that "it was not a big deal" and that Morocco was collaborating.
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