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The tomb of Sanchismo

Sánchez ha vuelto de las vacaciones con los datos hechos unos zorros. Se escondió en La Mareta para aislarse de una realidad esquiva y allí sigue, aunque aparente haber retomado el curso político. Leer

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The tomb of Sanchismo

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has returned from vacation with concerning data on the situation in Ceuta. He claimed that King Felipe VI has not visited Ceuta in 20 years, despite having only ascended to the throne 12 years ago. Sánchez stated that the King will visit Ceuta when conditions allow, implying that a visit is unlikely.

The government has been criticized for its handling of the migration crisis in Ceuta, with Sánchez blaming various factors, but experts pointing to Morocco as the main responsible party. The government claims that over 90% of migrants have returned to Morocco, but critics argue that this was voluntary and that the situation remains unresolved.

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