Thousands of migrants remain on the streets of Ceuta while the government hopes that Morocco will fulfill its commitment to Europe.
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Miguel Tellado, secretary general of the People's Party (PP), sharply criticized Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez during statements made on Saturday, September 19, in Seville. Tellado labeled Sánchez as "indecent" and "cowardly," accusing him of "disloyalty" and "dereliction of duty" regarding the handling of migration in Ceuta.
During his remarks, the PP official demanded the repatriation of "100%" of the thousands of migrants who entered Ceuta. Furthermore, Tellado escalated his criticism by describing the prime minister as a "puppet of the regime of Morocco" in response to the governmental approach to the border situation.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Snippet 1Focuses on the personal insults and demand for full migrant repatriation.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Snippet 2Highlights accusations of Sánchez acting as a puppet for Morocco.
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