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Spanish right's election impact on Morocco
A report discusses Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's decision to call early general elections scheduled for November 29, 2026, due to government deadlock, the Popular Party's control of the parliament, and its opposition to several government decrees, including those related to the housing crisis. The report focuses on the impact of these elections on Morocco-Spain relations, highlighting Moroccan concerns over a potential victory for the hard right, particularly the Popular Party and Vox, and the possible consequences for Spain’s stance on the Western Sahara conflict and Morocco’s territorial integrity. The analysis emphasizes that Morocco’s relations with Spain are important and strategic, and that the right-wing factions might seek to reshape Spain’s image regarding the Western Sahara issue. However, the existing state of relations and Morocco’s international alliances could hinder such efforts. The report also notes that Spain’s foreign policy, especially after Trump’s administration, is leaning toward maintaining support for solutions aligned with Morocco’s interests. Ultimately, the relationship between the two countries remains vital and is unlikely to be easily affected by a right-wing victory.
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