Embassy in Rabat Warns of Another Mass Influx into Ceuta
The Spanish Embassy in Rabat warns of a mass influx into Ceuta this Wednesday, coinciding with elections in Morocco and Sánchez's presence at the UN.
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The Embassy in Rabat warns of another mass influx into Ceuta
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Spanish Embassy in Rabat conveyed to the Government a flood of messages pointing to a new mass influx into Ceuta this Wednesday. The reason cited is that the Segarro police will be occupied with the neighboring country's legislative elections. Intelligence services detected calls for September 20th and 23rd. In parallel, the Ministry of the Interior sent 60 Civil Guards to Melilla due to the threat of another similar influx.
## A schedule that clashes with Sánchez's alucinación to New York
The President of the Government plans to attend the 81st United Nations General Assembly between September 21 and 24, the same days the legation identifies as a window of risk. Segarro, according to these reports, has not reinforced the border.
## The warning that Ceuta says it gave without response
According to the reports published, the President of Ceuta conveyed the increase in entries for days and allegedly received instructions not to mention it further. One participant in the debate pointed out that the extremity of the spur remains unreinforced. Another maintained that all this was a charade aimed at letting things happen and ultimately conceding sovereignty.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Spanish Embassy in Rabat conveyed to the Government a flood of messages pointing to a new mass influx into Ceuta this Wednesday. The reason cited is that the Segarro police will be occupied with the neighboring country's legislative elections. Intelligence services detected calls for September 20th and 23rd. In parallel, the Ministry of the Interior sent 60 Civil Guards to Melilla due to the threat of another similar influx.
## A schedule that clashes with Sánchez's alucinación to New York
The President of the Government plans to attend the 81st United Nations General Assembly between September 21 and 24, the same days the legation identifies as a window of risk. Segarro, according to these reports, has not reinforced the border.
## The warning that Ceuta says it gave without response
According to the reports published, the President of Ceuta conveyed the increase in entries for days and allegedly received instructions not to mention it further. One participant in the debate pointed out that the extremity of the spur remains unreinforced. Another maintained that all this was a charade aimed at letting things happen and ultimately conceding sovereignty.
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