Vox Takes Sánchez to Court over Ceuta
Vox says the case is backed by a police intelligence report and alleges 72,000 people crossed from Morocco into Ceuta in July.
- The Partido Popular and Vox have crossed the 50.2 percent polling threshold for the first time this parliamentary term, according to recent polls conducted between August 31st and September 2nd.
- Political fallout from the Ceuta migrant crisis, where about 72,000 people crossed from Morocco in July, has bolstered Right-wing support and shaped voter perceptions of immigration management.
- The Partido Popular leads with 32.4 percent, Vox rose to 17.8 percent, and SALF added 2.2 percent, bringing the right-wing bloc to 52.4 percent versus 36.1 percent for the PSOE-Sumar bloc.
- Vox authorized a criminal complaint against Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and interior minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, alleging malfeasance and failure to render assistance during the Ceuta crisis.
- The Partido Popular, led by Alberto Núñez Feijóo, holds 137 seats but declined to support the Vox accusation, which requires an absolute majority vote to proceed in Congress.
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