Alberto Núñez Feijóo has taken a further step in his criticism of Pedro Sánchez over the entry of 50,000 immigrants from the Maghreb country into Ceuta. In this regard, the leader of the PP has reproached the Prime Minister for not having asked Morocco for explanations about the “premeditated occupation” and “the breach of Spain’s territorial integrity.”
“Morocco is not saying anything nor has it been asked for explanations,” said the PP leader in an interview on Telecinco, where he emphasized that he does not believe that “a mass of 60 or 70 thousand people approaching the coasts went unnoticed.” In this regard, there are already suspicions that intelligence services warned the Government that this was going to happen, an idea that the PP also supports.
Likewise, Feijóo has pointed out that Sánchez is beginning to be a “pariah” in the European Union and the rest of the world after 22 European country leaders warned by letter that policies like those promoted by the Government in the massive regularization of migrants can act as “pull factors.” “The frivolity with which things are handled in our country, the actions of Mr. Sánchez, of the Minister of Defense, evidently in a normal country, in a European country, they would no longer be in their positions,” he stressed.
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Abascal points out that Morocco’s “act of war” is because “it knows there will be no response”
Santiago Abascal has also been on Telecinco and has again accused Sánchez of allowing an “aggression” and an “act of war” with the entry of 50,000 immigrants. “He knows there will be no response,” said the Vox leader.
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