Vox announces a complaint against Sánchez, Marlaska and Calvo for the immigration crisis in Ceuta

Vox announced this Monday that it will file a complaint against the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez; the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, and the Secretary of State for Security, Aina Calvo, for their "inaction" in the face of the massive entry of immigrants in July in Ceuta. Those from Santiago Abascal accuse them of four crimes: omissive prevarication, omission of the duty to provide assistance, homicide and reckless injuries, and collaboration with terrorism.

The MEP Jorge Buxadé has been the one who has advanced this next step of the party in relation to the crisis in Ceuta, although he has not specifically specified when they will present this complaint. Yes, they have indicated that they will include all the crimes that they consider that Sánchez and Marlaska have committed, without including those of treason and against the security of the State, the accusation of which has a specific channel and requires approval by the absolute majority of Congress.

Those of Abascal are in favor of also activating this second route against the President of the Government and the Minister of the Interior, although they recognize that at the moment there is not a sufficient majority for it to prosper. "The most important action remains pending for 56 Congressional deputies to join what we consider to be the action that Spain should truly initiate in the face of a complicit and traitorous Government," said the Vox legal coordinator.

Buxadé appeared at a press conference from the Vox national headquarters accompanied by the party's spokesman in Ceuta, Juan Sergio Redondo, who stated that the Government has "manifest incompetence" and "is blindfolding" with the "absolute connivance" of the Government of Juan Jesús Vivas. Despite finally rejecting the idea, Redondo has disgraced the president of the autonomous city for initially agreeing with the central Executive to install a temporary center for the reception of migrants in the port of Ceuta and for having a "double standard" by finally opposing the deployment of these tents and not those that are already operational in other parts of the city.

Those from Abascal believe that Vivas's inaction has also contributed to the overflow of the autonomous city, but they flatly reject the transfer of migrant minors to the Peninsula. "Trying to force the will of the regional governments to produce a spread of this reality throughout the national territory is historically irresponsible," said Buxadé, pointing out that it is the central government that has to take charge of the solution and that, in his opinion, the only way out is the expulsion of all the people who entered irregularly. "Whoever has invaded Ceuta has to return to Morocco, we must not open other alternatives," he stressed.

Vox considers that the thousands of people who crossed the Ceuta border from Morocco irregularly at the end of July are "invaders" with the mission of "destabilizing" Ceuta and accuse Morocco of being behind the altercations recorded in the streets. Along these lines, they point out Sánchez as an "agent of Morocco" and accuse him of not having taken any action to protect the people of Ceuta. Regarding the accusation also by the Moroccan PP as responsible for the massive entry, Buxadé asks Feijóo's "deeds and not words", urging Vivas to dispense with the external support of the PSOE and form a coalition government with Vox in Ceuta.