Justice, running at half speed in August, has given the Government of Pedro Sánchez a reprieve with corruption cases, and the outbreak of the Ceuta crisis due to the entry of more than 70,000 people from Morocco has refocused attention on immigration, with a visible impact on the right-wing bloc. For now, the PP and Vox, balancing carefully, manage to show more alignment than ever as they reach one hundred days of coalition in Extremadura and Aragón – the first two of the four governments formed in the latest cycle – and have avoided any friction. In these two territories, Vox is fully deploying measures rejecting immigration – from the suppression of payments to minors (Aragón) to filing legal appeals against the reception of minors (Extremadura) – although, for the moment, without causing dissonance with their partners.