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Feijóo y Abascal unen fuerzas en la protesta por Ceuta y acusan a Sánchez de “mentir” a los españoles: “Es un traidor”

Los líderes de PP y Vox evitan saludarse en la concentración de 50.000 personas frente al Ayuntamiento de Madrid, con los manifestantes coreando cánticos de “¡Pedro Sánchez, hijo de puta!" e “¡Invasores, a prisión!”.

Feijóo y Abascal unen fuerzas en la protesta por Ceuta y acusan a Sánchez de “mentir” a los españoles: “Es un traidor”

Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish prime minister, faced intense protests in Madrid on Wednesday, with tens of thousands of people gathering outside the city hall to voice their discontent. The demonstrators chanted slogans demanding Sanchez's imprisonment and calling him a "traitor." The protest was organized by the Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP), representing the ruling People's Party (PP), to support Ceuta after a mass influx of immigrants in late July.

The protesters expressed their anger towards Sanchez for allegedly misleading the Spanish people and for allegedly serving as a "collaborator" with Morocco. Leaders of two right-wing parties, Alberto Núñez Feijóo from the PP and Santiago Abascal from Vox, attended the rally together, but their political differences became evident as they harshly criticized Sanchez.

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‘Below the dignity of the office’: Canadian officials condemn Pete Hegseth cadet post

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is under fire in Canada for a social media post that appears to mock members of the country’s cadet youth programme.

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  • Trade talks between Canada and US halted due to insults and threats from both nations.

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