Spain’s Ceuta Crisis: Polls Show Widespread Disapproval of Sánchez as PP and Vox Pass 50%
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If the general elections were held today, Feijóo would win, although he would not get the majority to rule alone and would have to turn to Vox, according to the latest polls
Spaniards appear dissatisfied with the government's handling of the crisis in Ceuta. According to a poll released today, nearly nine out of 10 Spaniards blame Morocco for the massive influx of migrants into Ceuta at the end of July, while a majority of respondents say Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's handling of the crisis is “bad” or very bad. The same poll showed a drop in Sanchez's party's approval rating. The 40dB company poll conducted on beh…
Survey of the institute 40dB for the 'El País' and Cadena Ser concluded that 90% of the Spaniards blame Morocco for the massive entry of migrants, with 63% criticizing the response of the government of Pedro Sánchez.
Spain's right-wing bloc polls absolute majority amid migrant crisis
As immigration dominates the public debate in Spain, the PP-Vox right-wing bloc has crossed an important threshold in the polls for the first time in three years, in turn suggesting the possible outcome of next year's general election.
PP and Vox exceed 50% of the vote and 200 seats, while Sumar collapses and leaves the PSOE without any chances
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