He does this amid criticism of denying deaths on the Spanish side. On Tuesday, investigations by various media showed that at least one migrant died on the territory of the Spanish state, which questions the official version of the interior minister.
Euskaraz irakurri: Marlaskak agerraldia egingo du gaur Kongresuan Melillako ezbeharragatik
The Minister of Internal Affairs from Government of SpainFernando Grande Marlaskaappears this Wednesday before the plenary session of Congress for the second time Melilla tragedy last June 24. They are statements wrapped in it critics of political parties and guided by new journalistic investigations that contradict the official version that there were no deaths on the Spanish side.
This Tuesday, several media outlets published a visual reconstruction, based on direct testimony, which allegedly shows that the crushed people at the border had no health care and that at least one migrant died on the Spanish side of the border. This is confirmed by one of the 35 witnesses interviewed, while on the images the Moroccan agents themselves take the pulse and confirm the death.
In a statement, the Interior Ministry reiterated that “there were no deaths on national territory” and regretted that the new investigation lacked “any serious evidence base”. It also condemned that “certain political parties”, without naming any in particular, try to instrumentalize a tragedy by resorting to journalistic speculation.
At the same time, the PSOE spokesperson and Minister of Education and Vocational Training of the Government of Spain, Pilar Alegría, deplored the statements of the PP’s institutional vice-secretary, Esteban González Pons, who on Tuesday urged Marlaska to resign: ” That a leader of the PP, with all the newspaper library they carry, allows himself to make these remarks about a Home Secretary, it never ceases to be ironic for a term, especially when we are talking about absolutely gut-wrenching facts,” he said.
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