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The PP again demands Sánchez's resignation now over the Ceuta crisis: "If he knew nothing, the Government has to resign"
Ester Muñoz accuses the Government of hiding information about the massive entry of migrants into Ceuta and questions whether Marlaska knew or not about the police report
Mónica García defends the health management of the Ceuta crisis and demands accountability if Morocco's involvement is confirmed
The Minister of Health considers it "imperative" to demand explanations from Rabat if its direct participation in the massive entry of migrants into Ceuta is confirmed and defends healthcare that, she assures, has not diminished assistance to Ceutans
Ángel Victor Torres asks to wait for the report on the Ceuta crisis: "Talking about it now is making conjectures"
The Minister of Territorial Policy avoids making conjectures about the police document while the president of the FEMP, María José García-Pelayo, vindicates the supportive nature of the call for concentrations to the city
Marlaska demands explanations from the Director of the Police for the report that points to Morocco's involvement in the massive entry into Ceuta
The Minister of Interior demands to know the veracity of the investigation and why he was not informed of its content before it reached the Audiencia Nacional
The concentrations for Ceuta tour Spain this Wednesday in the midst of a political battle over crisis management
The FEMP's call seeks to convey the support of the municipalities to Ceuta, while the Government will not join and vindicates the 309 million shock plan approved this Tuesday to reinforce security, reception, and the local economy
Ione Belarra denounces racism in the marches for Ceuta and accuses President Sánchez of "protecting Morocco"
The leader of Podemos believes that the protests promoted by the FEMP fuel xenophobia, calls to support anti-racist concentrations tomorrow and demands that Sánchez clarify this Thursday in Congress if Rabat is threatening Spain
Esperanza Aguirre accuses without proof the NGO No Name Kitchen of distributing material for Molotov cocktails in Ceuta
The former president of Madrid has pointed to the entire organization based on unconfirmed information; Interior denies that NGOs are being investigated and No Name Kitchen rejects any link with the artifacts
The PSOE asks Judge Pedraz to shield its accounts in the 'Leire case' and leave only Anticorruption in the first filter
Pedraz has requested data from 82 accounts from twelve banks, six of them from the PSOE; Ferraz accepts that the UCO follows the money, but demands that the Prosecutor's Office first filters third-party movements before sharing the piece with others
The Government extends the Single Pass of 60 euros to incorporate metros, trams and urban buses
The order promoted by Minister Óscar Puente allows communities and city councils to voluntarily integrate their networks, foresees compensation for losses or greater demand, and maintains a youth fare of 30 euros for 30 days
Vox unleashes conspiratorial delirium in Ceuta and accuses Sánchez of wanting to prevent elections and cede the city to Morocco
The far-right spokesperson, Pepa Millán, claims that Moncloa is preparing a "social outburst," calls the president a "Moroccan agent" and "traitor," and turns Wednesday's demonstrations for Ceuta into a protest against the Government
The Government accelerates the exit from the crisis in Ceuta with 3,400 people housed, 3,519 voluntary returns and reinforcements on all fronts
Minister Torres sets the goal of reaching 6,000 places and getting everyone off the streets, while the approved 309 million plan reinforces security, justice, health, and reception and opens direct aid to companies and self-employed workers from the 14th.
The Popular Party accuses Sánchez of being "stung" with Felipe VI and of using the King to cover up the Ceuta crisis
The PP spokesperson in Congress, Ester Muñoz, maintains that the president "mishandles" the Head of State, encourages attendance at Wednesday's concentrations, and demands explanations about Morocco and the management of the crisis in Ceuta
Vivas mobilizes support for Ceuta and calls on Spaniards to take to the streets: "It is the cause of all Spain"
The President of Ceuta asks to support the concentrations on Ceuta Day and warns that the city continues "overwhelmed and on the verge of collapse"
More pressure for Ayuso: PSOE and Más Madrid ask to appear in the case for the penthouse
The two Madrid opposition parties request to participate in the judicial investigation into the purchase of the 6.3 million euro property
Sánchez discusses with Felipe VI his possible visit to Ceuta and Melilla after defending that "it will be done"
The President of the Government and the King hold their usual meeting, scheduled before the summer, hours after Sánchez demanded that the conditions for the displacement be met
Óscar Puente dissociates Sánchez's message about Ceuta from Felipe VI: "It is a reproach to those who wanted to use the King"
The Minister of Transport defends that the president did not question the monarch and accuses those who demand his presence in the autonomous city of trying to turn the Royal Household into an element of political debate
The Government activates a shock plan of 168 million to save jobs, companies and services in Ceuta in the first Council of Ministers of the course
The package of measures for Ceuta will raise business bonuses to 75%, activate ERTEs with total exemption and reinforced benefits, support SMEs and self-employed workers, and will arrive together with the new health Framework Statute
Óscar Puente accuses the Popular Party of deceiving with the controversy of Ayuso's penthouse: "They are artists at calling people idiots"
The minister has reviewed current events with Esther Palomera and Gonzalo Miró on La 2's 'Malas Lenguas', where he admitted that there might have been a lack of foresight in Ceuta and ruled out a contradiction between Sánchez and Margarita Robles
Sumar steps on the accelerator with the housing decree and negotiates with Junts to bring it "as soon as possible" to the Council of Ministers
The automatic extension of rentals until 2028 returns to the center of the political course after being shelved in July; Urtasun wants to first secure the majority in Congress while Podemos rejects tax concessions to landlords
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