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Melilla crisis worsens Socialist decline
The Melilla crisis is a multidimensional issue that impacts the political landscape in Spain, as its repercussions extend from immigration and security concerns to influencing electoral balances. As the early legislative elections scheduled for November 29 approach, a recent poll shows that the Socialist Party lost around 600,000 votes between early September and late September, and more than 1.5 million voters over the course of the entire term. Most of these votes did not move to the opposition parties but instead resulted in voter abstention. The Spanish government, led by Pedro Sánchez, faces challenges in maintaining its electoral base amid increasing criticism and political and social crises. Meanwhile, the opposition seeks to bolster its gains by exploiting these crises.
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