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Corruption networks and the Ceuta crisis have cost Spain's governing coalition its legitimacy

Claim

Corruption networks around the governing coalition and its handling of the Ceuta migrant crisis show a government that has lost the legitimacy to govern and deserves to be voted out.

Normative Conclusion

A government of lies

Keywords

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