Sánchez rules out blaming Morocco for Ceuta for now but announces a “different” cooperation

Sánchez rules out blaming Morocco for Ceuta for now but announces a “different” cooperation

Pedro Sánchez appeared this Thursday before the plenary session of the Congress of Deputies to provide explanations about the management of the Ceuta crisis following the massive entry of 72,000 people from Morocco and a day after a police report emerged pointing to possible involvement of Moroccan agents in the development of the assault. Before a chamber awaiting the responsibilities of the neighboring country for the events that occurred on July 30 and 31 and the possible warnings received by the Government, the head of government defended that “it cannot be concluded” that the massive entry was “designed by Morocco,” although he admitted that it will be necessary to investigate whether there was “inaction or incapacity” on the part of the Moroccan authorities.

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The Venice Film Festival is dedicated to political cinema

The Venice Film Festival is dedicated to political cinema

La Venice Film Festival aims to be a reflection of the major issues of contemporary times, whether war, censorship, or democratic crises. Under this premise, the festival selects those films that, as its artistic director, Alberto Barbera, points out, do not merely act as simple chronicles, but seek to challenge a world marked by conflicts, migrations, social tensions, or the consequences of climate change.

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Cospedal on Bárcenas: “That person you're talking about did not have compromising papers”

Cospedal on Bárcenas: “That person you’re talking about did not have compromising papers”

“I will answer everything I am asked.” Although the president of the court judging Operation Kitchen warned her that she had been provisionally cleared, meaning any false answer could serve to reopen the case against her, the former secretary general of the Popular Party arrived this Thursday at the Audiencia Nacional eager to distance herself from any parapolice operation to steal information from Luis Bárcenas because at that time she “was certain” that “that person you are talking about” (referring to the former treasurer) did not have any document that could compromise the Popular Party leadership over its irregular financing. Words that could contradict a recording that was made public in which she asked former commissioner José Manuel Villarejo:

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