Spain condemns ‘selfish’ response of EU leaders to Ceuta migrant crisis as death toll rises
The monarch stressed that the State "must ensure" the safety of the Spaniards who reside in the two autonomous cities, and "for preventing these events
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The monarch stressed that the State "must ensure" the safety of the Spaniards living in the two autonomous cities, and "to prevent these events from being repeated.". In his message, the head of State considers it "necessary to take all measures that transmit in a united, clear and decisive way to the populations of Ceuta and Melilla the support and affection of the rest of Spain.". Spain’s prime minister Pedro Sanchez lashed out at the EU ahead of emergency meeting, just as Donald Trump waded into the row by branding the border breach a ‘catastrophe’.
Furthermore, According to the Royal House in a message made public this Saturday, the head of the Spanish State followed "with great concern and indignation" the serious events in Ceuta and, to a lesser extent, in Melilla. The King is "outraged" by the migration crisis in Ceuta and demands measures not to be repeated. The King of Spain calls for the fact that what happened in Ceuta is not repeated; Philip VI calls himself indignant and concerned.
In addition, The king, also, that "the State must ensure its safety" and work to prevent the recurrence of episodes such as the one lived on the border of Ceuta, a crisis that has also "resulted in a sad and tragic loss of tens of lives.". The monarch has argued that the State must ensure the safety of Ceuta and Melilla and prevent a similar situation from happening again in the future.
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The monarch stressed that the State "must ensure" the safety of the Spaniards living in the two autonomous cities, and "to prevent these events from being repeated.".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn his message, the head of State considers it "necessary to take all measures that transmit in a united, clear and decisive way to the populations of Ceuta and Melilla the support and affection of the rest of Spain.".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSpain’s prime minister Pedro Sanchez lashed out at the EU ahead of emergency meeting, just as Donald Trump waded into the row by branding the border breach a ‘catastrophe’
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According to the Royal House in a message made public this Saturday, the head of the Spanish State followed "with great concern and indignation" the serious events in Ceuta and, to a lesser extent, in Melilla.
according to El UniversalThe King is "outraged" by the migration crisis in Ceuta and demands measures not to be repeated.
according to El Correo"The King has followed with great concern and indignation the serious events in Ceuta and, to a lesser extent, in Melilla.".
according to El CorreoThe King of Spain calls for the fact that what happened in Ceuta is not repeated; Philip VI calls himself indignant and concerned.
according to El UniversalThe king, also, that "the State must ensure its safety" and work to prevent the recurrence of episodes such as the one lived on the border of Ceuta, a crisis that has also "resulted in a sad and tragic loss of tens of lives.".
according to MarcaThe monarch has argued that the State must ensure the safety of Ceuta and Melilla and prevent a similar situation from happening again in the future.
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In his message, the head of State considers "necessary to take all measures that transmit in a united, clear and decisive manner..
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterThe monarch stressed that the State "must ensure" the safety of the Spaniards who reside in the two autonomous cities, and "to avoid..
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterSpain’s prime minister Pedro Sanchez lashed out at the EU ahead of emergency meeting, just as Donald Trump waded into the row by branding…
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