Xildhibaannada Midowga Yurub ayaa ku eedeeyay Madaxweynaha Spain inuu ka tagay Ceuta
Xildhibaanno ka tirsan xisbiyada dhexe iyo kuwa dhexe ee Midowga Yurub ayaa ku eedeeyay Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Spain Pedro Sánchez inuu ka tagay xuduudka Ceuta, kadib markii ay soo gaareen 70,000 qof oo macaamiil ah. Xildhibaannada ayaa ku baaqay in la xakameeyo xaaladda, iyagoo sheegay in dowladda Spain ay ka tagtay mas'uuliyadda amniga Ceuta.
Munaasabadda ka dhacday Brussels
Kulankii xildhibaannada ayaa ka dhacay magaalada Brussels, iyadoo xildhibaannada xisbiga EPP iyo Patriots for Europe ay isku dayeen inay ka hadlaan xaaladda Ceuta. Xildhibaannada ayaa ku baaqay in la xakameeyo xaaladda, iyagoo sheegay in dowladda Spain ay ka tagtay mas'uuliyadda amniga Ceuta.
Xildhibaannada ayaa ku baaqay in la xakameeyo xaaladda, iyagoo sheegay in dowladda Spain ay ka tagtay mas'uuliyadda amniga Ceuta. Munaasabadda ayaa ahayd mid aad u muhiim ah, iyadoo xildhibaannada ay isku dayeen inay ka hadlaan xaaladda Ceuta.
Eedeeynaha ka dhanka ah Sánchez
Xildhibaannada ayaa ku eedeeyay Sánchez inuu ka tagay xuduudka Ceuta, iyagoo sheegay in dowladda Spain ay ka tagtay mas'uuliyadda amniga Ceuta. Xildhibaannada ayaa ku baaqay in la xakameeyo xaaladda, iyagoo sheegay in dowladda Spain ay ka tagtay mas'uuliyadda amniga Ceuta.
Xildhibaannada ayaa ku baaqay in la xakameeyo xaaladda, iyagoo sheegay in dowladda Spain ay ka tagtay mas'uuliyadda amniga Ceuta. Xildhibaannada ayaa ku baaqay in la xakameeyo xaaladda, iyagoo sheegay in dowladda Spain ay ka tagtay mas'uuliyadda amniga Ceuta.
Jawaabta dowladda Spain
Dowladda Spain ayaa sheegtay inay ka digtoonayso inay ka tagto xuduudka Ceuta, iyadoo xildhibaannada ay isku dayeen inay ka hadlaan xaaladda Ceuta. Xildhibaannada ayaa ku baaqay in la xakameeyo xaaladda, iyagoo sheegay in dowladda Spain ay ka tagtay mas'uuliyadda amniga Ceuta.
Xildhibaannada ayaa ku baaqay in la xakameeyo xaaladda, iyagoo sheegay in dowladda Spain ay ka tagtay mas'uuliyadda amniga Ceuta. Xildhibaannada ayaa ku baaqay in la xakameeyo xaaladda, iyagoo sheegay in dowladda Spain ay ka tagtay mas'uuliyadda amniga Ceuta.
Lawmakers from the European People's Party and Patriots for Europe gathered in Brussels on Wednesday to denounce Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez over the Ceuta crisis, where thousands of migrants remain stranded after a mass arrival on 30 July.
Protesters Accuse Sánchez of Abandoning Ceuta
Around 500 people assembled outside the European Parliament in Brussels on Wednesday to voice anger at the Spanish government's response to the Ceuta situation. MEPs and staff from the centre-right European People's Party and the far-right Patriots for Europe waved the flags of Ceuta and Spain while condemning what they described as a failure to defend Spain's territorial integrity and sovereignty.
EPP vice-president Dolors Montserrat told reporters that Sánchez has handed over responsibility for the security of Ceuta to a third country and is bowing to Morocco. The two separate demonstrations, organised by the Popular Party and Vox, took place simultaneously at the same location, with lawmakers from both groups standing side by side.
CENIF Report Contradicts Madrid's Stance on Moroccan Involvement
Online newspaper El Español reported that Spain's National Centre for Immigration and Borders (CENIF) concluded the incident was guided by Moroccan security forces. This finding contradicts Prime Minister Sánchez's position that there is no proof of any involvement by the authorities in Rabat, while Madrid has so far avoided publicly blaming Morocco for the event.
Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska asked police chief Francisco Pardo to verify the information, which CENIF reportedly sent to a judge gathering information on the incident. The European Commission told Euronews it will not comment on leaks and considers the ongoing investigation into Morocco's involvement a matter for the national authorities.
Vox Demands Constitutional Trial and EU Sanctions on Morocco
Vox claims Sánchez has betrayed his own country and is pushing to activate Article 102 of the Spanish Constitution, which would trigger a criminal trial against the prime minister and his cabinet. Jorge Buxadé Villalba, a Vox MEP, stated that the situation is untenable and this is the hardest hour for the country since the Catalan attempted secession in 2017.
Vox's MEPs sent a letter to Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas and Home Affairs Commissioner Magnus Brunner. They call for condemning and sanctioning Morocco, declaring the massive entry an act of hybrid warfare and immediately suspending all international agreements between the EU and Morocco, as well as the granting of visas to Moroccan citizens.
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