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Abascal Recasts Sanchez as Morocco's Candidate
The article focused on the political escalation in Spain following Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's announcement to move up the general elections to November 29, 2026. During this period, the leader of the far-right "VOX" party, Santiago Abascal, used a controversial phrase, claiming that Sánchez is "the Moroccan candidate in Spain." This was an attempt to exploit the relationship with Morocco to launch political attacks and gauge the Prime Minister's loyalty. The relationship with Morocco has been used as a card in electoral competition, despite the country facing critical internal crises related to housing and public services. Through this move, Abascal aimed to divert the discussion away from domestic issues and portray cooperation with Morocco as a concession that harms Spain's interests. These statements demonstrate how the far-right exploits the Morocco issue to bolster their electoral rhetoric, at a time when discussions about internal economic and social problems requiring clear solutions are diminishing.
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