La crisis migratoria agita unas elecciones a las que el pueblo daba la espalda en Marruecos
La reclamación de soberanía sobre Ceuta se diluye en la agenda de campaña de los partidos coincidiendo con el giro de Sánchez de dar una respuesta contundente si se demuestra la implicación marroquí
The migrant crisis in Ceuta has served as an apparent catalyst for Morocco's upcoming legislative elections on the 23rd, which citizens had largely disengaged from, to the point where only four months prior, 12 million voters (57%) were missing from a voluntary registration census. During the recent elections five years ago, only half of the 17.5 million registered voters participated.
Current polls suggest voter turnout could fall to one-third of the registered electorate. However, the sovereignty demand over the Spanish autonomous cities has stirred political debate during the preliminary campaign phase, which does not officially begin until Friday pending parties finalizing their lists and a hidden favorite of the royal palace emerging as a potential candidate for Chief of Government.
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