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João Ferreira Dias: «Ceuta came to accelerate a problem that all of Europe is experiencing»

Now3 September 2026 at 01:37

João Ferreira Dias, described as an analyst, commented on the situation in Ceuta, stating that it came to accelerate a problem that all of Europe is experiencing. The situation places strong political pressure on the Spanish government. The analyst stated that the solidarity happening throughout Spain is politically instrumentalizable by the PP, but also by the radical right, by Vox, and by far-right movements.

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