Feijóo demands that Sánchez appear in the Permanent Deputation for the Moroccan ships that entered Ceuta and raises the case to the EU and the National Court

The president of the PP believes that the revelations about the presence of Moroccan navy ships in Spanish waters during the "invasion" of July 30 are of "extraordinary gravity." "The Government knew it and the president went on vacation. And, furthermore, he hid it from the Cortes Generales, from the people of Ceuta and from the rest of the Spaniards. There are no words to describe it," Feijóo stressed in a video sent to the press.

The president of the PP has announced that, in addition to passing it on to his European partners at tomorrow's meeting in Brussels with leaders of the European PP, his party has already brought these facts to the attention of the National Court, where the PP is appearing in the case investigating the summer migratory avalanche.

Feijóo has demanded that Sánchez "appear" in the Permanent Deputation of the Congress of Deputies to give explanations, "because what happened is not just another scandal, it is the negligent and unforgivable abandonment of 80,000 Spaniards by the person who had the obligation to protect them."

In the last days of July and the beginning of August, at least one frigate and several patrol boats of the Royal Moroccan Navy sailed without requesting authorization through waters of Spanish sovereignty. After learning this news - it was published by El País and later confirmed by Pedro Sánchez -, Feijóo has invoked article 8 of the Constitution: "The logical thing was to deploy the Army."

"I want to make something very clear. Spain is a sovereign nation. And sovereign nations are not tested with impunity. Our territorial integrity, our borders and the security of the Spanish people are not negotiable," he said in his video.

"I aspire to have a good neighborly relationship with Morocco. I will promote it from the first moment. But a good relationship begins with respect and reciprocity. And we are going to demand them with all the necessary firmness. Events of this nature are a point of no return that cannot occur. I will not allow it," he added.

As a pre-campaign commitment, Feijóo has assured that, if he governs, the whole truth will be known about what happened those days, "because the first obligation of a president of the Government is to protect his country." "And you have my word that I am going to keep it," he concluded.