Gamarra denounces his expulsion and that of PP parliamentarians on the Melilla border and holds the Government Delegation and the Interior responsible for this.

The Deputy Secretary of Institutional Regeneration of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, has denounced that this Monday, during a visit to the Melilla border with national parliamentarians of the party, they have been "invited to abandon" the border crossing and has held the Government Delegation and the Ministry of the Interior responsible for this.

The Government Delegation in Melilla has assured that Gamarra and the national parliamentarians were in "a restricted area" and had not requested authorization.

"Sanchism has been shown today when deputies and senators, representatives of the Spanish people, have been invited to leave the border post," Gamarra stated in statements to journalists after going to the Beni-Enzar border with national parliamentarians from Melilla, deputy Sofía Acedo and senators Isabel Moreno and Fernando Gutiérrez Díaz from Otazu.

"The Ministry of the Interior has taken great interest in us leaving because we had only been there for a few minutes. I would like it to be much quicker in protecting the borders than in pursuing the opposition or, rather, the alternative twenty days before we go to the polls," he added.

In his opinion, what happened responds to the fact that the Government Delegation "did not think it was good" that they were at the border crossing and this "responds to the last blows of those who know that they have little left."

Gamarra has assured that with the PP "the forms will also change" because "they are also important and that is what national reconstruction is about."

For his part, the president of Melilla, Juan José Imbroda, has expressed surprise and has "deeply" criticized that, from the Government Delegation, "orders have been given to expel everyone" from the border in the case of "a national authority like Cuca Gamarra that comes to support Melilla" and is not against the city.

In Imbroda's opinion, "it is ignominious" and "unworthy" and "it perfectly reflects what has been the mood, posture and attitude of a "disastrous" Government delegate, "who has gone against the interests of Melilla."

Imbroda has made it clear that "that is not Melilla", but rather an incident "of people who do not know how to be or understand politics with a capital letter nor do they know what a minimum education is that should be had with national parliamentarians, with political figures and with any citizen."

Sources from the Government Delegation have assured Efe that Gamarra and the national parliamentarians were in "a restricted area" and "they have not requested authorization to visit it" nor have they notified in advance that they were going to go to the border facilities.