The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has denounced this Friday that "the invasion of Spain through Ceuta" is being promoted while, in her opinion, the central Government "completely pulls down its pants" and the "level of absolute isolation" of Spain in the international arena becomes evident.
Ayuso expressed herself in these terms during an interview on 'esRadio', reported by Europa Press, after the newspaper 'ABC' informed that a Moroccan patrol boat entered the waters of Ceuta following the visit of kings Felipe VI and Letizia, remaining in the area for seven hours until a patrol boat from the Civil Guard was dispatched.
The Madrid leader has maintained that the objective of the president of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has always been to "test Spain to see our level of isolation, which is absolute," and has directed attention to what she considers a "deeper and historical issue of the PSOE with Morocco."
"It is because there are many socialists with personal interests, all the most important leaders of the PSOE, past, present, and future, have economic and personal interests in Morocco," she stated. She then added that it is enough to "connect the dots" to understand that this situation presents "a sordid background."