The migratory invasion of Ceuta has occurred at a time when the government of Pedro S\u00e1nchez has its credibility at rock bottom.<\/p>\n
For eight years, the government has been systematically lying about a wide variety of issues. At a critical moment like this, it should make an effort to demonstrate that its words correspond to the facts<\/strong>, as the trust of the citizens of Ceuta in the Spanish government depends on it. Instead, it has lied again, and done so with utter shamelessness.<\/strong><\/p>\n Albares said this Friday that 'almost all' of the intruders have left<\/big><\/p>\n In a message on his Twitter account, this Friday at 8:30 p.m., the Minister of Foreign Affairs Jos\u00e9 Manuel Albares stated<\/a>:<\/p>\n \"Almost all those who entered Ceuta have already returned to Morocco.<\/strong> It is not possible to travel from Ceuta and Melilla to the Peninsula without identifying oneself at a police checkpoint. The integrity of the Schengen Area is absolutely guaranteed. Enough of this deliberate confusion<\/strong>.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n After 11:00 p.m. on Friday, a local newspaper, El Faro de Ceuta, contradicted Albares<\/a>:<\/p>\n \"There are messages that are better left unsaid because anyone in Ceuta can see they aren't true.<\/strong> The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jos\u00e9 Manuel Albares, has emphasized that 'virtually all those who entered Ceuta have already returned to Morocco.'<\/p>\n A message that sounds good in X, but doesn't resonate on the streets of Ceuta. There are still thousands of people in the streets, constantly wandering around the city<\/strong>, and there are also altercations among themselves and with other people.<\/p>\n The security forces are increasing their presence, but they aren't reaching all the areas where violent incidents are occurring.<\/strong> The city has been significantly affected by a situation that exceeded all expectations.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Marlaska said this morning that \u201calmost all of them have already left Ceuta\u201d<\/big><\/p>\n Following in Albares' footsteps, this morning, Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska stated<\/a> that the illegal immigrants who arrived in Ceuta in this migratory invasion numbered \"between 50,000 and 60,000\" and added: \"almost all of them have already left Ceuta<\/strong>\".<\/em><\/p>\n Furthermore, Marlaska offered a death toll that was disputed by El Faro de Ceuta<\/a>: \"Although the minister speaks of 67 deaths, this media outlet has confirmed that the figure reaches almost 100<\/strong>.\"<\/em> This afternoon, from that same Ceuta newspaper, Carmen Echarri<\/a> pointed out: \"The Spanish Government has tried to sell the idea that 24 hours later the crisis no longer existed<\/strong>, but any tour of Ceuta shows the complete opposite.\"<\/em><\/p>\n The Ceuta government contradicts the central government: there are still 'thousands' of intruders<\/big><\/p>\n Early this afternoon, the president of the autonomous city of Ceuta, Juan Vivas, also contradicted the government<\/a>: \"Ceuta has not achieved normality<\/strong>, we are not in normality\"<\/em>, adding that \"there are several thousand people who must be returned<\/strong> and there is still an atmosphere marked by unease and concern.\"<\/em><\/p>\n S\u00e1nchez has already gone on vacation and recommends his favorite songs<\/big><\/p>\n The government's haste to prematurely close this serious situation<\/strong> is explained today by an unusual event considering what is still happening in Ceuta: S\u00e1nchez has gone on vacation with his family to the island of Lanzarote<\/a>, flying there at around 1:30 p.m. in an official Falcon 900 aircraft of the Spanish Air Force. To the astonishment and outrage of many Spaniards, especially those residing in Ceuta, S\u00e1nchez began his vacation this morning with a TikTok video recommending the songs he's been listening to most this year<\/a>. The president of the Government of Spain has not posted a single video on that social network about the serious events that occurred in Ceuta.<\/p>\n ---<\/p>\n
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