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El pleno en el que se habló de cambiar la relación con Marruecos y llevar a Pedro Sánchez ante los tribunales

Alberto Núñez Feijóo no oculta que uno de sus objetivos es implicar al poder judicial en el futuro de Pedro Sánchez usando la crisis de Ceuta y la relación con Marruecos como argumento para denunciarle

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has presented an alternative theory in the Congress to explain why Pedro Sánchez claims his government lacks solid evidence that Morocco is behind the mass crossing into Ceuta. The People's Party leader asserts that the Spanish prime minister is being "blackmailed" by the alauite kingdom because it possesses some compromised information about the Socialist leader after Pegasus spyware was used on his mobile phone.

Feijóo has defended this thesis from the podium, raising questions without evidence to increase the political wear of Sánchez. "What document, conversation or evidence was on his phone to behave in this way? Why is he afraid of Morocco? What does Morocco know about you? What does Morocco know about you?" Feijóo challenged Sánchez.

The People's Party leader has raised the tone against the Socialist president and warned him that the Ceuta crisis does not only place political but also judicial responsibilities on him. "Mr. Sánchez, I implore you, Feijóo challenged, "you will pay in justice and at the polls."

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