The Ceuta Crisis Hit on the Popularity of Spain's Ruling Party
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A month after the migration crisis, Pedro Sánchez's government continues to be in difficulty, even for its errors of assessment.
The ruling party of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, loses the support of voters after the chaos on the border with Morocco, shows the first major poll of public opinion. Sigma Dos, published by El Mundo, was the first major measure of public opinion following the migration crisis in the Spanish Exclave of Ceuta, transmitting Bloomberg. If elections had taken place today, the Socialist Party of Pedro Sánchez would have won 101 seats with 25.4 per cent of v…
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The inaction of the government of Pedro Sánchez in the crisis for the immigration invasion in Ceuta consolidates the unstoppable change of political cycle in Spain. PP and Vox sign a historic majority of 208 seats (52.4%) and thus make no alternative of government by the left. Sánchez hardly convinces already 25.4% ... Continue reading "Ceuta buried Sánchez, who falls to 100 seats and shoots PP and Vox until an absolute historical majority of 20…
The latest Sigma Dos poll for El Mundo leaves the president in 101 seats and 25.4% of the votes, the worst figure in the legislature, while PP and Vox cross the 204 deputies.
The Socialist Party of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez loses support before next year's elections, according to the first major poll published after the migration crisis in Ceuta.
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