Abascal calls for "permanent militarization" of the border after the permitted "invasion"
Vox's leader, Santiago Abascal, moved to Ceuta this Sunday, following the migration crisis that has shaken the city in recent days, to ask the
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Abascal has suggested that the neighbouring country "has information and evidence" of "corruption and mafias" forged, according to him, by the president of the Spanish government. Also, for Abascal, "Spain has to send a message to the world, and especially to Morocco, that it will defend its border.". Abascal describes the crisis in Ceuta as an "act of war" and calls for militarization of the border.
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Abascal has suggested that the neighbouring country "has information and evidence" of "corruption and mafias" forged, according to him, by the president of the Spanish government.
according to The ObjectiveAlso, for Abascal, "Spain has to send a message to the world, and especially to Morocco, that it will defend its border.".
according to The ObjectiveAbascal describes the crisis in Ceuta as an "act of war" and calls for militarization of the border.
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