CEUTA SPAIN: “Hands and feet tied”, the soldiers feel “frustration and ineffectiveness”.

Soldiers reveal that they have to avoid the use of force by all means possible. The feeling the troops convey is one of “frustration and ineffectiveness”.

That means the ruling cabal wants this.

“Hands and feet tied”

Military sources on the ground in Ceuta inform El Debate that the deployed units find themselves “tied hands and feet” when it comes to ensuring the safety of the people of Ceuta. “At the start of the invasion, their function was deterrence and to reassure the populace,” they say. “The reality,” claim the same sources, “is that the legal framework keeps the security forces incapacitated with respect to detentions and the use of force.”

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Spain’s Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, has rejected calls for migrants to be confined over health concerns following the massive influx into Ceuta.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the party leader of Spain’s largest party, Partido Popular, says local doctors and nurses have warned him about tuberculosis, scabies, more than 450 cases of gastroenteritis and some chickenpox following the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants.
Feijóo calls on the government to consider confinement on public-health grounds, saying the infectious diseases could have “an enormous impact on the population.” Saiz rejected the proposal as a “major irresponsibility,” accusing Feijóo of spreading “anguish and fear.”
“There is no risk of contagion. What is contagious is xenophobia,” Saiz said. Despite his recent statements, Feijóo has previously made very few attempts to stop mass-immigration to Spain. Spain’s Health Ministry also rejected mass confinement as “unjustified and totally disproportionate,” saying the risk of increased transmission to Ceuta’s resident population is considered low.

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