Por qué necesitamos acoger a los emigrantes
La pureza mata; el mestizaje da vida. El sueño de una Europa blanca y cristiana no es un sueño: es una pesadilla
Ceuta's crisis was not initially a migration crisis, but rather a geopolitical issue; Morocco sensed the weaknesses of the Spanish government domestically and internationally, and encouraged or allowed nearly 80,000 individuals to enter Ceuta to demonstrate what they could achieve with Ceuta. Only later, after most of those who had entered had left, did the geopolitical crisis transform into an unresolved migration crisis, further complicated by the ineptitude and blunders of a government whose president continued to vacation for weeks instead of taking immediate action.
They should have stationed their government in Ceuta and barricaded themselves there until they had managed the situation. Consequently, it was inevitable that nationalistic populists would seize upon the crisis to continue their efforts to demonize immigration, falsely claiming that it is the root cause of all our problems. This is a blatant lie and a perverse perversion with no mitigating factors. Numerous reasons justify this assertion; I will mention three. Let the reader continue.
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