MADRID, Spain – After agreeing with Frente Amplio to improve results and unify the left’s vote in the Upper House, the PSOE has named Abdellah Mustafa as its Senate candidate for Ceuta, a Muslim who supports Mohamed VI’s regime and who has helped the invaders in Ceuta, as well as having camped in Puerta del Sol with the far-left radicals.
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On his social media, the Socialist Senate candidate has several posts featuring Moroccan flags supporting the neighbouring country and denouncing the actions of the National Police during the invasion of Ceuta on 30 and 31 July, the days when more than 80,000 immigrants entered the Spanish city from Morocco.
In this defence of the invaders, Mustafa organised a reception camp during the worst moments of the mass entry, taking part in caring for more than 900 women and unaccompanied minors and publicly defending these illegal immigrants who entered Ceuta, stating that those who crossed the border “did not come with a violent attitude” and adding that if they had wanted to take the city, they would have done so.
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He has also supported the radical and violent far-left activists sowing chaos in Madrid, with the PSOE’s Senate candidate having been at the housing encampment in Puerta del Sol, where on 4 October he shared a video from the Madrid square calling for solutions to the housing problem, also in Ceuta.
