Ceuta, the electoral mecca of Vox

Ceuta, the electoral mecca of Vox

“I won the elections here.” It had been just over three minutes since the start of his press conference in Ceuta last Sunday, and the far-right leader Santiago Abascal had already claimed twice the strength of Vox in this autonomous city, where it managed to be the leading force in the November 2019 general elections, something it has only achieved so far also in its other stronghold, Murcia. Ceuta was, moreover, in the last three calls to the Congress, those of July 2023 and April and November 2019, the constituency where Vox obtained its highest percentage of votes in all of Spain.

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The King receives Vivas, president of Ceuta, this Thursday at Marivent

The King receives Vivas, president of Ceuta, this Thursday at Marivent

The King will receive tomorrow Thursday, at the Marivent palace, the president of the Autonomous City of Ceuta, Juan Vivas, as announced this Wednesday by the Zarzuela. The audience, a gesture of rapprochement and support to the people of Ceuta, will allow the head of State to learn firsthand what the situation in Ceuta is when a week has passed since the serious events that involved the illegal entry into Spanish territory of around 70,000 people, mostly Moroccans.

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The judge of the National Court gathers data on the causes of the 79 deaths in Ceuta

The judge of the National Court gathers data on the causes of the 79 deaths in Ceuta

The judge of the National Court María Tardón has decided to broaden the range of information before deciding whether to initiate a formal investigation into what happened in Ceuta. Initially, she limited herself to asking the Police if they had data on who might have been behind the massive entry of migrants, which already amounts to 70,000, in case there was a plan to attack the integrity of the State. However, ex officio, she has also decided to see what is happening with the deceased.

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