El 90% de la sociedad española culpa a Marruecos de la crisis de Ceuta
El Gobierno recibe un claro suspenso a su gestión. Cerca de un 63% cree que Pedro Sánchez lo ha hecho “muy mal” (49,9%) o “mal” (12,8%). La opinión negativa sobre la inmigración se impone. Vox es visto como el partido más “capaz” de gestionarla
A recent survey conducted by 40dB for EL PAÍS and Cadena SER reveals that nearly 90% of Spanish society blames Morocco for the Ceuta immigration crisis. Additionally, around 72% of respondents believe that the current government led by Pedro Sánchez shares significant responsibility for the influx of migrants over the past two days in July.
This widespread sentiment of blame towards Morocco and the Spanish government has clearly affected public perception of the government's handling of the situation, with a clear beneficiary being the far-right political party Vox, who are seen as the most capable of addressing this issue. The survey data can be found for further review.
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