Poll: 90% of Spaniards Blame Morocco for Ceuta Illegal Migrant Invasion
Nine out of every ten Spaniards accuse Morocco of being behind the illegal migrant invasion of Ceuta, a poll released Monday shows.

Nine out of every ten Spaniards accuse Morocco of being behind the illegal migrant invasion of Ceuta, a poll released Monday shows.

Spain’s National Police has produced a report accusing agents of the Islamic regime in Morocco of coordinating the illegal migrant invasion of Ceuta despite attempts by the socialist Sánchez government to deflect blame from the Alawite regime in Rabat.

Socialist councilors at the Spanish town of Albanchez de Mágina decoupled the town’s annual celebrations from their Patron saint’s festivities in what politicians and the town’s residents are denouncing as an attack against their Christian faith.

The leftist Spanish government is reportedly set to compromise with opposition conservatives and reverse the legal loophole widely attributed as having prompted the invasion of tens of thousands of migrants in the exclave of Ceuta.

A new survey in Spain found six out of ten Spaniards hold a negative opinion of Spain’s current legislative term and socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s government, with as many as a third strongly condemning the legislature as “disastrous,” “nefarious,” and “ruinous.”

The scandal-ridden Socialist-led government in Spain would fall to a bloc of the centre-right People’s Party and VOX populists if an election were held now, a survey has found.

Spaniards took to the streets of Madrid in their thousands on Saturday to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in the wake of the latest corruption scandal to rock his Socialist Workers’ Party.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party suffered a historic defeat in Sunday’s regional elections in Andalucía, which once stood as a bastion of far-left politics in the country.

Over two-thirds of the Spanish public are opposed to the mass amnesty of illegal migrants planned by Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

Socialist Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has refused to step down amid allegations of corruption against his wife.

A carnival in Spain has been accused of promoting paedophilia as young girls were dressed in high heels, stockings, and nipple covers.

If no government is in place by Nov. 27, another national election will be held on Jan. 14.

Spain´s newly elected Parliament voted Thursday by a majority to elect a Socialist candidate as chamber speaker.

Right-wing bloc take most seats in Spain’s national elections but fall short of getting an absolute majority, leaving door open to left-wing.

The Spanish parliament has approved a new transgender law that could allow children as young as 12 to change their gender legally. Conservatives have vowed to repeal the law.

Santiago Abascal, leader of the populist party VOX, slammed the centre-right for adopting the politics of the left a decade ago.

Spanish conservatives set to hold a one-day conference alongside feminists as both oppose a transgender law proposed by the left-wing govt.

Spanish opinion polling suggests that the centre-right People’s Party (PP) and the populist VOX party could form an absolute majority.

Spanish populist-conservative VOX is set to enter govt in Castile & León following a historic deal with the conservative People’s Party (PP).

Spain’s establishment conservative People’s Party (PP) is in crisis as its leader has been pressured to resign and the populist party VOX is now ahead of the PP in several new polls. An opinion poll released on Wednesday, February 23rd

Spain’s conservative People’s Party (PP) have presented a bill to the Spanish parliament that aims to end anonymity on social media.
