Moncloa dismisses the National Security press chief for alerting on the web about Ceuta's invasion
Moncloa dismisses a National Security post after reporting that 49,000 immigrants had entered Ceuta in the avalanche from Morocco.
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Moncloa dismisses a National Security post after reporting that 49,000 immigrants had entered Ceuta in the avalanche from Morocco. The staff member was in charge of communication in the Government Presidency Department and has been terminated for loss of confidence. The decision takes place after an official communication was circulated on 31 July, which reported that the entry of immigrants into Ceuta had reached 49,000.
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Moncloa dismisses a National Security post after reporting that 49,000 immigrants had entered Ceuta in the avalanche from Morocco.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe staff member was in charge of communication in the Government Presidency Department and has been terminated for loss of confidence
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The decision takes place after an official communication was circulated on 31 July, which reported that the entry of immigrants into Ceuta had reached 49,000.
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