Coalition Government Shoots in the Foot with Israeli Bullets · Global Voices

The embargo on the purchase of arms from the Hebrew State is based on declarations and lacks a legal basis

Fernando Grande Marlaska is the great loser of a rectification that propalestine collectives salute, but consider insufficient.Topics: News, Coalition Government, Palestine, Human Rights, IsraelRead full article

In an episode of high political tension, the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has been forced to stop a crisis in his executive branch with a...

Hundreds of Moroccans took part last Sunday in a protest march in front of the port of Tangier Med, denouncing the expected arrival in the Moroccan port on Monday of what they described as a “ship loaded with weapons destined for Israel.” According to the media outlet of neighboring country Hepress.com, during the mobilization, protesters chanted slogans denouncing the government’s stance on the controversial measure of recent weeks. They demand…

We will have to thank the coalition government for putting it on the tray for the columnists. Or on property, to shoot it. Don’t shoot it, that all the puns are allowed today. About what? About the fifteen million bullets that have raised the United Left against the government of which the United Left is four and a half percent. (I mean that it has a ministry of twenty-two, twenty-two, twenty-two.) And it has because, when it comes to distributi…

The presenter of ‘More than one’, Carlos Alsina, has reflected in his monologue on the sperm of the Sánchez government with a contract of purchase of 15 million bullets manufactured by Israel and for a value of six million euros that has generated the umpteenth crisis in the executive branch. The journalist has mocked the coalition government for this new ridiculous: “Today, word games are allowed, because what can give more play—valve the repet…