The Ceuta crisis continues to dominate the political agenda and the PP keeps pointing to the Government for the massive entry of more than 70,000 immigrants from Morocco. The Congress spokesperson Ester Muñoz insisted this Sunday on accusing Pedro Sánchez’s Government of having “allowed” the invasion and warned that it is becoming “chronic.”
Operation underway to remove nearly a thousand immigrants who continue to spend the night on the streets of Ceuta. The Police have been coordinating since early Sunday morning the transfer of Moroccan people who were settled near the Embolsamiento, in Loma Margarita, where one of the first reception centers is located. The new available places amount to 864, according to sources from the Ministry of Migrations.
“They are two people of his utmost trust and for whom he bets equally,” they warn at Moncloa. They take it for granted that Pedro Sánchez, now in the final stretch of his current term, will not do without Margarita Robles or Fernando Grande-Marlaska, despite the constant disagreements between them since, more than eight years ago, the two magistrates coincided in the Council of Ministers. Discrepancies that escalated this week with the declassification of the reports on the Ceuta crisis.
After the regional agreements between PP and Vox, the relations between both parties and Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Santiago Abascal have strengthened to such an extent that, according to sources close to both leaders, contact has been “permanent” in recent weeks due to the Ceuta crisis, where more than 70,000 immigrants crossed the border from Morocco. Moreover, after the formation of the regional governments, both parties seem to have divided the roles: the PP is focused on attracting centrist voters by appealing to critics of Pedro Sánchez to consolidate the majority of the right-wing bloc, while Vox tries to capture the vote most dissatisfied with the current political situation.
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There are political crises that summer takes away. The one in Ceuta, however, presents edges that will have repercussions from now until the end of the legislature. Pedro Sánchez misjudged the consequences of the assault at the beginning and, already caught off guard, is not managing to overshadow this focus. Al…
Imanol Pradales (April 21, 1975) represents the most visible exponent of the generational shift in the PNV, a process that this party has intensified in recent years to maintain its hegemony. But the lehendakari practices a classic politics, calls for less polarization, more dialogue and, above all, more calm, which does not prevent him from criticizing, always with moderation, the Government for part of its management and the PP for its leaning towards Vox.
The Podemos MEP and former Minister of Equality Irene Montero announced this Saturday her intention to lead a left-wing candidacy in the upcoming general elections after Podemos holds primaries “open to everyone.”
The PP spokesperson Borja Sémper has rejected that the resignation of the chief of staff of the Government delegate in Ceuta is sufficient to address all responsibilities following the massive entry of 70,000 immigrants into the city at the end of July. “It is a joke that more than a month after the assault in Ceuta, only one advisor has resigned,” Sémper said during a visit to Vigo this Saturday.
The association Judges for Democracy and the Progressive Association of Prosecutors reminded the Supreme Court this Saturday that its own jurisprudence establishes that a large number of people can only be deprived of a fundamental right, such as the right to vote, in cases of “clear legal evidence,” which is not present in the controversy over the so-called ‘grandchildren law,’ given the debate established on the matter.
