Robles defends the CNI and responds to Morocco that Ceuta and Melilla are "untouchable"
Defense of the CNI Robles has defended the National Intelligence Centre, questioned by the crisis
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Defense of the CNI Robles has defended the National Intelligence Centre (CNI), questioned by the crisis. In her initial presentation, the Minister has avoided mentioning Morocco, as she did in post-mass statements, when she asked Rabat to "not touch" Ceuta and Melilla, unlike the other members of the Executive, who maintain that the neighbouring country is a "reliable" and "loyal" partner. "They did the work that is required of them and gave required information," he defended during his appearance in Congress.
Furthermore, Thus, he has warned that "any aggression or attempt at aggression" are against "entire Spain," insisting that Spanish sovereignty and territorial integrity "are untouchable.". The Minister of Defence has come to the Defense Commission of the Congress of Deputies to respond to her management of the Ceuta crisis. Margarita Robles defends that Ceuta and Melilla are "very Spanish" and "untouchable" and warns of "hybrid attacks" not to mention Morocco.
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Defense of the CNI Robles has defended the National Intelligence Centre (CNI), questioned by the crisis.
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In her initial presentation, the Minister has avoided mentioning Morocco, as she did in post-mass statements, when she asked Rabat to "not touch" Ceuta and Melilla, unlike the other members of the Executive, who maintain that the neighbouring country is a "reliable" and "loyal" partner.
according to OKDiario"They did the work that is required of them and gave required information," he defended during his appearance in Congress.
according to El CorreoThus, he has warned that "any aggression or attempt at aggression" are against "entire Spain," insisting that Spanish sovereignty and territorial integrity "are untouchable.".
according to OKDiarioThe Minister of Defence has come to the Defense Commission of the Congress of Deputies to respond to her management of the Ceuta crisis
according to Infobae +1Margarita Robles defends that Ceuta and Melilla are "very Spanish" and "untouchable" and warns of "hybrid attacks" not to mention Morocco.
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