The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has requested the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, to decree the lockdown in Ceuta due to “health risk” in the face of infectious diseases such as scabies or tuberculosis that have been detected after the massive entry of “more than 70,000 illegal migrants” at the end of July.
Pedro Sánchez closed last July this “hazardous” political course immersed, as always, in the accelerated management of an endless succession of unforeseen crises, from the new wave of summer fires to the migratory avalanche that Ceuta suffered, with diplomatic consequences for Spain, while judicial and police investigations continue to hover around his political and family environment. The President of the Government has faced during the August holiday break a bulky portfolio full of pending duties for September.
The Government has issued a statement in which it firmly rejects Morocco’s claims over the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla, which, it recalls, are part of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Spain and an integral part of the EU territory.
The Spanish Government has conveyed this Friday to Morocco its “categorical rejection” of that country’s claims over the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla, which, it recalls, are part of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Spain and an integral part of the EU territory.
As the days go by, the resources to describe a situation that has been repeated since more than 70,000 people irregularly entered Ceuta from Morocco through the El Tarajal beach on July 30 are running out.
Two investigations have dismantled, with the arrest of five people, two organizations allegedly dedicated to the illicit trafficking of migrants from Ceuta to the Peninsula, which used small boats and charged up to 9,000 euros.
Tension in the European Social Democratic family. The behavior of the Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, aligning herself with the Italian Giorgia Meloni in the Ceuta migration crisis, seems to have been the last straw. The Vice President of the European Parliament and member of the PSC-PSOE, Javi López, and the Foreign Affairs head of the Italian Democratic Party (PD), Beppe Provenzano, have formally protested to the Party of European Socialists (PES) over her unsupportive attitude, in a very unusual public gesture within the same political family. It is not very common for such criticism to be raised and for the issue to be requested to be addressed in the governing bodies.
The State security forces and bodies have once again deployed early this Friday at Trampolín beach to evacuate the more than a thousand migrants who were once again gathered in that area after having been evacuated this Thursday.
Since July 30, when more than 70,000 people entered Ceuta irregularly, a dramatic humanitarian situation has been created and maintained over time, with thousands of people living in extremely precarious conditions and without any dignified and appropriate reception by the Spanish State, which has left thousands of people living in a “legal vacuum,” exposed to sexual violence and without adequate shelter, food, or sanitation for almost three weeks.” These are the two conclusions of an urgent report carried out on the ground by the human rights NGO Human Rights Watch.
A flat of his partner, a penthouse rented to his tax advisor, another property he tried to buy with the help of a Presidency official, a chalet of the Community used for private purposes, and finally, a luxury penthouse worth 6.3 million that was justified as an office, later considered as a possible official residence — although it lacks a license for both uses — and is now for sale.
