The article harshly criticizes Pedro Sánchez, describing him as a close ally of the King of Morocco, Mohamed VI, and accusing him of having consolidated a propaganda apparatus that the author negatively compares to the example of Goebbels.
The text notes that there were popular demonstrations in support of Ceuta, including 70 mayors from the PSOE who disobeyed government instructions and participated in events supporting the Spanish city, apparently boycotting an order to turn their backs on the initiative.
According to the article, a devastating report by the National Police contradicts the versions presented by Sánchez, by Interior Minister Marlaska, and by the rest of the executive. Spanish public television, through Silvia Intxaurrondo's program, presented the information in a manipulative way, stating that "there is no evidence that Morocco ordered the entry of immigrants in Ceuta," thus downplaying the citizen response at the city's gates.
