Díaz Ayuso demands responsibility from the Government for the migration crisis in Ceuta

The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has demanded this Saturday responsibilities in Ceuta after the entry of thousands of migrants at the end of last July, which was "coordinated", in her opinion, by the Moroccan secret services and the "Jeta de La Mareta", in reference to the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, and the official rest residence in Lanzarote.

This was expressed by the regional leader in a political opening ceremony with the leader of the national PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, in Getafe, where she criticized that the President of the Government was on vacation while more reports showed that this massive arrival of people "was seen coming and was known."

"But what did the Government prefer to do? Well, despise the Ceuta people, whom they now call racist. Be careful! The Ceuta people are racist, when it is an example of coexistence, of cultures like in few places in Spain. You know that when you are in Ceuta and you are in Melilla," he emphasized.

Thus, he has criticized that, meanwhile, the Government has "the hard face to insult them" and say that they are "racist and extreme right-wing." "It is always the same, as happened in the Dana, looking for fascists everywhere, when those responsible are always the same. And on top of that they submit to a dictatorship. Seeing is believing," he noted.

That is why the head of the Madrid Executive has criticized that Sánchez "does nothing" and "denies reality" because "the truth does not suit him" but he dedicates himself to "finding culprits and avoiding the problem." Furthermore, he has attacked a Government that "has colonized everything" because it is "the most undemocratic thing the country has ever known", attacking "the separation of powers so that nothing sets limits to it."

"There is a coordinated action from Rabat, but nothing, they leave us alone in the eyes of the world. And what has been proven? That Spain is alone, that Spain has no international defense," warned the Madrid president, who has criticized that it has been "pimping" the US and has abandoned "the Sahara and Algeciras" while Melilla and the Canary Islands are also threatened again.

However, Díaz Ayuso has insisted that the coalition government is not going to break because "in his damn life" he has found himself in this situation with "an official car and getting paid without working." "And in the case of the ultra-left, they know that when the elections come they are going to go to the opposition and they are going to stop getting paid," he stated.

Along the same lines, she has criticized that Sánchez is increasingly "obsessed with lies" and, as seen "every day and every minute", with herself. "If I were Begoña, I would be upset," she said.

He has reproached him for being "on vacation" while the crisis occurred in Ceuta and has told him that "he has no right to vacation." "When you have a responsibility, that is above your right to vacation. What kind of right to vacation? If things are bad, you stay with your people. And when things are fixed, like every parent, you will leave if you can. There is no right to vacation and for Spain to sink. There is no right to sink Spain and abandon it," he pointed out.