Vivas tells the judge that he tried to contact Sánchez up to ten times before the mass entry of migrants and that he only answered the phone three times.
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Juan Jesús Vivas, president of Ceuta, testified before National Court Judge María Tardón regarding the mass arrival of migrants from Morocco. Vivas stated that he attempted to contact Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez up to ten times in the days leading up to the influx to warn the central government of the escalating situation's severity.
According to his testimony, contact was successfully established on only three of those occasions. Vivas further asserted that the central government downplayed the warnings he communicated prior to the large-scale border crossing.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Vivas declara a la jueza que contactó con el Gobierno en días previos a la entrada en Ceuta y Moncloa lo minimizóFocuses on the government's dismissal of early warnings about the migration crisis
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Vivas cuenta a la jueza que intentó contactar hasta diez veces con Sánchez antes de la entrada masiva de migrantes y que solo le cogió el teléfono en tres ocasionesEmphasizes the specific number of unsuccessful contact attempts with the Prime Minister
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