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Pedro Sánchez faces intense parliamentary scrutiny over Ceuta crisis

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces a high-stakes parliamentary session as the Congress of Deputies resumes activity. The session is expected to be dominated by the ongoing Ceuta crisis, following a massive influx of migrants in late July. Opposition leaders, including Alberto Núñez Feijóo of the Popular Party and Gabriel Rufián of ERC, are set to question Sánchez on his government's ability to manage the remainder of the legislative term and his handling of the situation in Ceuta.

Vox leader Santiago Abascal intends to raise allegations regarding potential blackmail by Morocco involving Sánchez's family and corruption. In response to the crisis, the Council of Ministers has ordered the declassification of reports related to the events in Ceuta to increase transparency.

Simultaneously, Sánchez is increasing his media presence to address credibility concerns. He is scheduled for interviews on 'Mañaneros' and 'El Intermedio'. However, the RTVE Council of Information has expressed opposition to the 'Mañaneros' interview, citing concerns that its production is outsourced rather than being an internal public service production.

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Alberto Núñez Feijóo · Ceuta · Congreso de los Diputados · Congress of Deputies · EH Bildu · Eneko Andueza · Gabriel Rufián · Imanol Pradales · PNV · PSE-EE · PSOE · Pedro Sánchez

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Sánchez, el Cid de la izquierda [www.lavozdegalicia.es]
4 days ago