28 de Septiembre de 1937. A bordo del Kooperatzia más de 1000 niños españoles partían rumbo a la URSS huyendo de la guerra. Solos, dejando atrás sus familias y sus vidas. MENAS españoles forzados a huir por los mismos que hoy cierran la puerta del futuro a otros niños...
@milabezkrila@micinzarko Ne znaju. Njih voze službena vozila koje mi plaćamo. Dok se narod onesvešćuje po autobusima 😔
Iskreno mislim da bi lokalni funkcioneri trebali da se voze gradskim prevozom. Samo onda bi rešili ove probleme i prestali da nas tretiraju kao stoku.
Like many Europeans, I felt deep unease, not only at the deaths in Ceuta, but at Europe’s dehumanised response.
EU leaders fell into the trap of treating the crisis as an invasion, despite signs that it had been fuelled by a third-country-led social-media campaign intended to provoke precisely that reaction.
By embracing this dystopian narrative, they turned desperate people into invaders, abandoned European solidarity and helped create the image Europe’s worst enemies want: a frightened, divided continent betraying its own values under pressure.
Ceuta did not threaten Europe. Europe’s response did.
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I am a Spaniard, and I am European by conviction, not by accident. So let me say plainly what these days have cost me.
When tens of thousands crossed into Ceuta and sixty-seven people died on our breakwaters, my Prime Minister called it an attack on Spain's territorial integrity. He was right. And what did much of Europe do? Italy suspended free movement with us. Finland and Denmark backed it. Others demanded Spain's suspension from Schengen �� as if the victims of a border surge were its perpetrators.
I have watched Spain shelter those who came through Belarus, those who reached Lampedusa. Solidarity, when it was ours to give, we gave. To be answered now with suspicion rather than support is not policy. It is abandonment dressed as prudence.
I do not pretend to know Rabat's full calculus. But I see Washington's drumbeat — congressional language reclassifying our cities, think tanks urging recognition of them as "occupied." And I see Morocco, a neighbour whose people deserve growth and welfare, drawn into a contest over Ceuta and Melilla that serves palaces and strategists, not families.
Europe, this is the test. Integrity is not a favour. It is the promise we made each other.
@celava_ti_mama Sa ovim najnovijim dešavanjima oko Španije je isplivalo tek koliko smo okruzeni ksenofobima i rasistima...stati pa gledati...
A o odsustvu elementarnog znanja da ne govorim...
Hvala ti Vanja sto si tračak svetla u ovom mraku
@CacadKaram93027@Ortodox_Serb Bukvalno. Ova vest ne postoji ni u španskim medijima, ni na društvenim mrežama. Ali ono, nije vazno da li je istina ako širimo ksenofobiju
I don’t understand why Denmark does not take the necessary measures to address the Greenland question. Instead it keeps asking the EU for help. I know from people in the room that at least once Danish PM cried in the EUCO. Why not just use brutality as @RasmusJarlov told Spain
@alexaxelalexa@palimpsestovic Većinom se radi o ljudima koji rade poslove koje drugi nece. Negovateljice starih su mahom iz juzne America, na poljima uz 40 C mahom rade ljudi iz Afrike. Blago njima...život za poželeti