THE visit after the holidays of the president Pedro Sanchez to a number of countries West Africa involved in the mass emigration in the Canary Islands and the Iberian Peninsula is a overreaction to a more than embarrassing situation. His verbal plethora made the Monclovita choir correct itself as the scenario changed. To all this, the Canary Islands and Ceuta, to ask for help from the Olympus of democracy.
Traditionally Spanish governments have failed to pay due attention to national security and consequently, even if it may seem incredible, we have no strategy. So Sánchez oscillated between good and evil, between returning or serving oneself. This is an example that illustrates Sánchez’s management of the State. The question is when the president was informed that the Sahel zone is at war, that the French and the Americans have packed their bags and that the Tuaregs are fighting alongside Wagner.
On the contrary, the facts show that things can be done differently. The Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloniwas elected on a promise to fight illegal immigration to Italy across the Mediterranean. Now, data suggests that your The hard line pays off. Figures from the International Organization for Migration show a Illegal migration by sea to Italy down 63% compared to previous yearthus contributing to a broader 30.6% drop in irregular arrivals by sea to the EU as a whole.
It should not be forgotten that the ultimate causes of the massive flows of illegal migration are beyond the control of any government, The migration crisis is not stopping, it is simply moving elsewhere. While the Italian government noted a drastic year-on-year decline, the Canary Islands reported a 126% increase in small boat arrivals over the same period. The Greek islands also saw a 57% increase last year.
The tragedy of Spain is that it has its own Maduro. Sanchez has archived the Constitution and openly proclaims as legitimate whatever suits him.your enemy is internal. The Spanish problem is what to do after Sánchez to repair the damage done to democracy, but the departure of the tenant of Moncloa seems to be a difficult procedure since his behavior goes beyond the constitutional mandate.
It is a fact that for Spain the future appears uncertain and dangerous, that is why we must take note of the reasons why this dictatorship was achieved. Perhaps the constitutional text is contradictory in terms of equality before the law of the Spaniards and that is where abuses open up, see regional rights, as well as in electoral legislation, which is used with a biased political advantage. Public statements by members of the Government against the constitutional order are inadmissibleas well as the abnormal functioning of Congress that causes the resignation of lawyers or the low citizen consideration of the current Constitutional Court, due to its scandalous convictions. The legal nature of political parties whose leaders participate in crimes of sedition also borders on the absurd, while financing the application of the law on historical memory, harmful and provocative.
OUR The political system has errors, but the current President of the Government is not a failure, he is more than an anomaly, he is madness. It is already unfortunate that, in the historical situation that the world is experiencing, especially Europe, Spain is led by frivolity, incompetence and corruption. If there is still a sense of state in what the PSOE was, change direction. But we fear that there will be little or very little left of the PSOE that we knew. It has left the constitutional and democratic path and we fear that the next federal congress will resemble those of Chauchescu or North Korea. In order not to lose hope, let us trust that justice will be just that, justice, and that Sánchez and his entourage will put them on the street and out of Moncloa.
