The first vice president and counselor of the Presidency, Health, and Emergencies of the Junta de Andalucía, Antonio Sanz, has lashed out this Wednesday against the Executive of Pedro Sánchez, whom he labels as "insensitive" and "lying" after the report from the National Police sent to the judge became public, in which Morocco is pointed out as responsible for the massive entry of immigrants in Ceuta last July.
"President Pedro Sánchez has to give many explanations, because the report presented by the Police is the complete opposite of what they have been telling us from the Government. It puts him in a bad light. Who is lying here?" Antonio Sanz has questioned in statements to the media in Seville. "The terrible thing about this situation --he continued-- is not only what is being suffered in Ceuta but that the lie of the Government is being paid for, its insensitivity."
Regarding the PSOE's criticism of the concentrations and events called for this Wednesday, from which the Andalusian socialists have distanced themselves except for some "rebellious" mayors, the first vice president spoke of "losing their papers." "Defending Ceuta is defending Spain. It is incredible that the PSOE understands that defending Ceuta has anything to do with the PSOE. What is in excess are lies," Sanz reproached, emphasizing that the report released this Wednesday leaves the "Spanish Government in a very bad position, which has been defending Morocco every day."
In this scenario, the counselor of the Presidency has called on the Andalusians to attend the concentrations, considering that "we are facing a matter of national security, not for any political game. National security never goes on vacation." "It is a state crisis because what has failed in Ceuta is the State," Sanz emphasized, underscoring that the mobilizations do not pursue "political or partisan motivations." "Andalusia is one of the great allies that Ceuta must have at this time. They have attacked a very important part of Spain and that is as if they had attacked us Andalusians," he concluded.