Santiago Abascal: "I defend Catalan identity, threatened by the caliphate"

Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, discusses his party's approach to immigration and electoral strategy in an interview. He emphasizes the need for case-by-case deportations and expresses concerns about potential electoral fraud related to the 'Law of Grandchildren.' Abascal believes that the current government is corrupt and that Vox's priority is to address issues like excessive taxation and immigration. He asserts that the identity of Catalonia is threatened by Islamic extremism rather than by Spain. While he acknowledges the possibility of collaborating with the PP, he insists that Vox is focused on leading the opposition and not on sharing power. Abascal also outlines his economic plans, which include tax reductions to stimulate growth, based on the Laffer Curve theory.