Von der Leyen endurece su discurso sobre migración a raíz de la crisis de Ceuta
La presidenta de la Comisión ha propuesto un “protocolo de seguridad” que se active cuando un Estado sienta una amenaza contra su seguridad, como incursiones de drones, ciberataques o sabotajes “que están creciendo cada día”
This Wednesday, the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, and the president of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, accused each other of "chronicling" the Ceuta crisis with their respective actions. The session of control of the Executive in Congress, marked by the situation in the autonomous city and tensions over the "grandchildren" law, saw Feijóo accusing Sánchez of not returning all migrants to Morocco, despite Rabat's readiness to receive them.
In response, Sánchez argued that advocating for breaking the association agreement with Morocco in the European Parliament results in "chronicling the problem, not solving it." Additionally, the reform of dependency and disability laws faces its final debate before final approval, following the government's veto of amendments introduced by the PP in the Senate alongside Junts and other groups, which they deemed an increase in the budget.
It is expected that the reform will be approved as it was passed by Congress in July last year, without the changes introduced by the PP in the Senate in agreements with Vox, Junts, PNV, and BNG.
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