Vox Sees No "No Surprise" in Declassified Reports About Ceuta and Insists that the Government Committed an "Act of Treason"
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Those of Abascal argue that the CNI "fulfiled its obligation" and accuse Sánchez of uttering a "criminal lie." They call for the activation of article 102 of the Constitution.
Pepa Millán believes that the members of the Executive should assume "their criminal responsibility for knowing what was going to happen, for doing nothing to avoid...
Colonel Diego Camacho, an intelligence expert, has long held that government president Pedro Sánchez is suspected of being guilty of high treason. In conversation with Eurico Campano for ‘La Retaguardia’, the analyst argues that Sánchez has tried to modify the constitutional order through the back door by means of the amnesty law [...]
Fernández Carriedo argues that declassified documents indicate that the government had information with "preliminary character" and "sufficient time" to act
Isabel Díaz Ayuso's chief of staff, Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, has reacted in recent hours to the declassification of reports regarding the mass influx of around 80,000 migrants into Ceuta at the end of July. Rodríguez believes that "what is coming out of the reports of the CNI and the Police warning the Government of the invasion of Ceuta, and that neither Pedro Sanchez nor anyone from the Government did anything, means that Pedro Sanchez and the …
Diario de Almería
Congressional party spokesman Pepa Millán says the declassified reports "do not reveal any surprise." The CNI warned the government and Morocco on 29th of "calls" to enter Ceuta The government insists that the CNI does not
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