The PP accuses Sánchez of a "surrender" to Morocco over the Ceuta crisis

The PP accuses Sánchez of a “surrender” to Morocco over the Ceuta crisis

The PP has been quick to react to Pedro Sánchez’s words, who has once again exempted Morocco from the Ceuta crisis. The deputy secretary Juan Bravo has accused the Prime Minister of “surrender” to the neighboring country after Sánchez not only absolved Morocco of responsibility but also praised Rabat’s actions despite more than 70,000 immigrants entering through the border.

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Fernández Díaz and Francisco Martínez testify this Thursday in the Kitchen trial

Fernández Díaz and Francisco Martínez testify this Thursday in the Kitchen trial

The court judging the Kitchen case, the alleged parapolice operation to spy on the former PP treasurer Luis Bárcenas between 2013 and 2015, finished yesterday hearing the recordings submitted as evidence in the case and today will begin to listen to the ten accused, including former Interior Minister Jorge Fernández Díaz and former Secretary of State for Security Francisco Martínez. The Prosecutor’s Office is asking for 15 years in prison for both.

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"Bitter defeat" for Germany for the first time in history in the UN Security Council

“Bitter defeat” for Germany for the first time in history in the UN Security Council

For the first time in history, Germany failed to be elected as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council in the general assembly vote on Wednesday in New York, “a real disappointment, a bitter defeat,” according to its Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, who attributed the harsh setback to an adverse campaign by Russia. Portugal and Austria were chosen to fill the two European seats for the 2027-2028 period.

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