The PP considers that the documents declassified by the Government are of enormous seriousness and, therefore, they have called for the calling of elections and have warned that the Government “committed a manifest and willful dereliction of duty.” Ester Muñoz, spokesperson for the Popular Party, has defended that, based on all the documentation, it can be concluded that “the Government knew everything that was happening” when more than 70,000 immigrants entered Ceuta on July 30 and 31, revealing a “state lie” and making Pedro Sánchez “directly responsible.”
“They had the information. They are directly responsible for the invasion in Ceuta. And of course for the deceased,” Muñoz said, who assured that if the Government “has already released” all this documentation “that it believes does not affect it,” one cannot “imagine everything that there is that they have not declassified.” “It is evident that the information we are learning is very serious and all those that have not been declassified will be more serious. I mean, if this is what the Government intended to declassify to come out unscathed, what will the undisclosed information be like?” Muñoz asked.
In any case, the PP spokesperson limited herself to calling for political consequences with the calling of elections but avoided commenting on how this information might impact the case being investigated by the National Court, where the Popular Party has appeared. “And in this situation and in this state lie that has been revealed today, Spaniards have the right to decide if we want a Prime Minister who lies to us and allows the invasion of our country putting thousands of citizens at risk,” Muñoz said, who stated that “today” it is “officially” known that Sánchez has lied.
Regarding the judicial investigation, Muñoz avoided commenting. “We will see how that investigation progresses,” she said.
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Vox
Insists on activating article 102 to try Sánchez’s Government for “treason”
The Vox spokesperson in Congress, Pepa Millán, has put pressure on the PP to support bringing to debate in Congress the activation of article 102 of the Constitution so that the Supreme Court can try Sánchez’s Government for “treason.” “They lie again, it is a criminal lie and an act of treason,” Millán said.
In view of the reports, the Vox leader said that the CNI fulfilled its obligation, warning the Executive of what was going to happen. She said that the Executive must be tried, assume its criminal responsibility “for knowing what was going to happen, for doing nothing to prevent it, and for collaborating with the invader, which is Morocco.”
