Abascal attacks Sánchez for "keeping silent like a dead man" in the face of the invasion of Ceuta and accuses him of being "bought by Morocco"
Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, criticized the Spanish government's handling of immigration, claiming a massive influx of migrants constitutes an "intolerable invasion." He stated that over 88,000 immigrants have returned to Morocco, contradicting the government's lower estimates. Abascal accused Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of being ineffective in diplomatic relations with Morocco and emphasized the need for national priorities regarding Ceuta and Melilla. He called for the repatriation of illegal immigrants while acknowledging that some seek better opportunities. The Vox event in Granada highlighted concerns over public services and security, linking them to immigration policies.
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