PP and Vox Embrace the Ceuta Crisis as Their Trench for the Next Political Course
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The Ceuta migration crisis has opened a new front between the People's Party (PP) and Vox in the Valencian Community. Just weeks after the PP successfully lobbied to include the so-called "national priority" in the regional budget, Santiago Abascal's party now wants to shift that pressure to the reception of unaccompanied foreign minors from the autonomous city. Vox's spokesperson in the Valencian Parliament (Les Corts), José María Llanos, has w…
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DeiaTwo weeks have passed since the assault by tens of thousands of people from Morocco in Ceuta, and the political confrontation between the PP and Vox, the fanfare that the Moroccan Government is constantly launching, the demonstrations of inefficiency by the Sánchez Government, which was set up from the very beginning to try to evade its responsibility, have brought to a second place the debate on the care needs of unaccompanied minors. It seems …
The right-wing tandem chooses the mass arrival of migrants to delineate the opposition framework and insist on the topic with hyperventilated positions. The counterpoint for the meeting at the Ministry of Children, the first portrait. Movements to uncheck the PNV with respect to the Government.Main Topics: Political PartiesRead full article
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