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Feijóo Accuses Morocco of Aggression, Claims Ceuta Will Be 'Epitaph of Sánchez'
On September 13, 2026, Spain's People's Party leader Alberto Feijóo accused Morocco of continuing its aggression, suggesting that Ceuta would be the epitaph of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. The remarks came amid heightened tensions over Morocco's actions in the disputed territory of Ceuta. The Spanish government faced criticism for its perceived inaction.
Feijóo, leader of the People's Party (PP), stated that Morocco's aggression persists and that Ceuta would serve as the 'epitaph of Sánchez,' implying that the prime minister's leadership has failed to address the crisis. The accusation was based on Morocco's responsibility 'by action or omission,' according to 20-minutos. Feijóo also claimed that Spain 'also did not prevent it' in the face of the potential risk of a massive entry into Ceuta. The Spanish government has not officially commented on the remarks, but the controversy has intensified political discourse within Spain.
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Independent20 minutosSep 13, 01:03 PM
Feijóo: "The aggression of Morocco continues and Ceuta will be the epitaph of Sánchez"The leader of the PP points to Morocco's responsibility "by action or omission" and that in the face of the potential risk of a massive entry, Spain "also did not prevent it."
IndependentinfobaeSep 13, 12:46 PM
Feijóo: "The aggression of Morocco continues and Ceuta will be the epitaph of Sánchez"IndependentinfobaeSep 13, 03:45 AM
Feijóo: "The aggression of Morocco continues and Ceuta will be the epitaph of Sánchez"