El PP mantiene el pulso por Ceuta: Feijóo y Vivas rechazan los traslados de los menores y acusan al Gobierno de querer una crisis “cronificada”
El líder del PP europeo advierte a Rabat de que la UE tomará cartas en el asunto si no colabora: “Si no podremos estabilizar nuestras fronteras, habrá consecuencias”
The People's Party (PP) maintains its focus on Ceuta, with PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Ceutan President Juan Jesús Vivas rejecting the relocation of minors and accusing the government of wanting a crisis that could be "chronicled". Vivas reiterated his opposition to relocating the minors, whom his government claims custody over, and called on the central government to "activate the necessary mechanisms" to return them to Morocco.
Accompanied by European PP leader Manfred Webber, Feijóo made his fourth visit to Ceuta since the mass arrival of migrants at the end of July. He reiterated that his party's only stance is the expulsion of all irregular migrants who entered Ceuta. Feijóo and Vivas also launched a fresh attack on the Pedro Sánchez government, accusing it of deliberately seeking to "chronicle" the Ceutian crisis.
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