90% see Morocco behind the invasion of Ceuta
The Spanish people almost unanimously believe that, contrary to what the Government claims, Morocco is directly involved in the massive influx of immigrants and…
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What are tactical nuclear weapons and why Putin’s circle values them as a real option
Waving the nuclear scarecrow has been a frequent tactic for the Kremlin since it began its so-called “Special Military Operation.” In the first three years of…
The “on the edge” days of police officers, civil guards, and military in Ceuta: “We are abandoned in chaos”
Ceuta is far from normal. Almost a month after the massive entry of migrants from Morocco on July 30, the city remains trapped in a…
Moncloa corners Margarita Robles for questioning the official pro-Moroccan version on the Ceuta crisis
Margarita Robles: «There are interested actors who have probably favored this crisis or are using it with a clear political purpose of destabilization of…
The worst August for Ceuta’s merchants: “I had to take out an iron bar to protect my store”
The effects of the massive influx of migrants on July 30 in Ceuta have fully impacted the commerce and hospitality of the autonomous city. The Confederation of…
Sánchez now opts for the most "tough and restrictive" line of the European migration and asylum pact
The Aquarius government and the extraordinary regularization now embrace the EU’s toughest and most restrictive line against immigration, almost a month after the entry…
Robles exposes Marlaska by detailing the CNI alert one day before the mass entry in Ceuta
The avalanche of migrants that entered Ceuta from Morocco on July 30 was not a surprise. Perhaps the final number, about 80,000 people, did indeed far exceed the…
The happy month of Morocco: entangles Sánchez, Feijóo, Felipe VI, espionage, and the EU in its web
In the worst possible country, the events of July 30 in Ceuta, and the 27 days that followed, represent more than the grand finale of an era. Corruption, collapse…
Sánchez promised Vivas that Marlaska would stay in Ceuta until the situation was “normalized” and left within 24 hours
Pedro Sánchez said: «Until this is normalized, the minister will be here, don’t worry». And Juan Vivas, mayor-president of Ceuta, asked him:…
The Murcian who stole a corpse and faked his death to collect the insurance: "I saw I was worth more money dead than alive and I died"
“The first thing I want is for this not to be taken as a joke because it was nothing like a joke, I didn’t do it to have fun. The press took it as if I were the son of the count…