Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez to Appear Before Congress on September 3 Regarding Ceuta Crisis
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will address an extraordinary Congress session on September 3 to explain the government's handling of the migrant crisis in Ceuta. The appearance was advanced from the originally proposed date of September 9 following pressure from parliamentary groups. The People's Party (PP) had demanded an urgent session to scrutinize the government's response.
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Some sources mention the appearance is scheduled for September 3, while others indicate September 9 as the original date.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will appear before an extraordinary plenary session of Congress on September 3 to report on the government's management of the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants from Morocco to Ceuta on July 30, according to parliamentary sources. Pedro Sánchez requested to appear early on Wednesday...
Parliamentary groups forced the advancement of the appearance as the government had proposed to do it on the 9th
This was requested by the Government hours before the Permanent Deputation of Congress debates this Wednesday the proposal by the PP to call Sánchez to appear urgently
The PP had demanded an urgent appearance before the Congress plenary.
Sánchez requests to appear before Congress Plenary on September 9th due to the crisis in Ceuta Europa Press