Transcript · Spanish → English
Concerns Over Local Issues in Ceuta
And look, are you from Ceuta? Yes.
What's happening? I'm the only one from Ceuta who is out on the street.
I don't see anyone from Ceuta, they are all invaders,
everyone who is here, invaders.
I don't see a single person from Ceuta, so it must be just this guy and me.
But no, but people aren't going to come out,
I see people on the balconies.
People are scared, people aren't going out on the street.
So we are demanding a state of siege, of
emergency. What solution is going to be found for this?
Because I don't see a solution, not today, not tomorrow, not the day after.
Man, with the president we have, I can already see how this will go, I can already see how this will go for
me. And then, on top of that, the Supreme Court really outdid itself, it has completely outdone itself now.
So, what do they expect with the president we have?
What do they want, a miracle? This is all Sánchez's fault,
that he's a scoundrel and a son of a bitch.
No, no, that's enough, sir, sir.
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Original transcript (Spanish)
Y mira, ¿usted es de Ceuta? Sí. ¿Qué pasa? Que soy el único de Ceuta que está en la calle. Yo no veo a nadie de Ceuta, todos son invasores, todos los que hay, invasores. No veo ni uno de Ceuta, pues seremos este y yo.
Pero no, pero no va a salir a la gente, yo veo a la gente en los balcones. La gente está asustada, la gente no sale a la calle. Estamos entonces reclamando un estado de sitio, de excepción. ¿Qué solución se le va a poner a esto?
Porque yo no veo solución, ni hoy, ni mañana, ni pasado. Hombre, con el presidente que tenemos ya me irá esto a mí, ya me irá esto a mí. Y luego se ha lucido encima el supremo, se ha acabado de lucir ya. Entonces, ¿qué esperan con el presidente que tenemos? ¿Qué quieren, milagro? Esta la culpa la tiene todo el Sánchez,
que es un sinvergüenza y un hijo de puta. No, no, ya está, caballero, caballero.
