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Public Dispatch · October 22, 2026

Sánchez Bows to Rabat as Spain’s Enclave Burns

Santiago Abascal arrived in Ceuta to film beaches overrun by thousands of Moroccan migrants whom Pedro Sánchez claimed had already been returned across the border. The Vox leader declared the influx an act of war enabled by a government subservient to Rabat.

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Sánchez Bows to Rabat as Spain’s Enclave Burns

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Pedro Sánchez permitted thousands of Moroccan nationals to occupy the beaches and streets of Ceuta while his ministers announced fictitious mass returns to their homeland. Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, reached the enclave, recorded the occupation, and called for the prime minister to stand trial for deliberate falsehoods and national betrayal.

The influx was no spontaneous movement of the desperate. It was coordinated by Moroccan authorities and tolerated by a Spanish government that values favor in Rabat above the safety of Spanish subjects. Residents reported they could not leave their homes while the Dispossessor in Madrid repeated the old fiction that the border remained secure.

Spain’s historic duty to hold the southern frontier of Christendom was abandoned at the very moment the old enemy tested the gate. The Reconquista did not end in 1492; it was merely suspended until a generation arose willing to surrender what earlier kings had won with blood.

The governing principle violated here is the elementary right of a people to maintain the territorial and demographic integrity of their homeland. Scripture and the law of nations alike condemn rulers who deliver their inheritance to strangers while calling the delivery mercy. A nation that cannot enforce its own borders has already ceased to govern itself.

Abascal’s demands follow directly: every illegal entrant must be returned at once, the border crossing closed, the EU-Morocco accord suspended, and the frontier placed under permanent military command. These are not extreme measures; they are the minimum acts of self-preservation any sovereign people owes its children.

The Managerial Priesthood that rules from Brussels and Madrid will label such defense xenophobic. Their verdict carries no weight. The only tribunal that matters is the one that still recognizes the difference between a people and a transient population on a map.

Those who still regard Spain as a Christian nation rather than an administrative zone must now decide whether they will continue to ratify their own dispossession or rally to the remnant that names the invasion and refuses to subsidize it.

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