Ceuta and the Army at 20%: Alfonso Rojo's controversy reveals a real problem
Alfonso Rojo reopens the debate on Ceuta: the Army at 20% of personnel, Vox's initiative rejected by PP and 25 years of Vivas in power. The data...
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Alfonso Rojo, Ceuta and the Army at 20%: Who fails? Alfonso Rojo has sparked controversy with his statements on the Army's performance and the Crown in the Ceuta crisis. His words, described by some as "Goyesque truths", have peine an uncomfortable debate about who is responsible for the situation at the southern border. But beyond the media noise, there are data pointing to a structural problem that no one wants to address.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication. Read the full discussion (76 replies).
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