El PP constata una fuerte reacción social por Ceuta, pero sus barones advierten: “El beneficiado puede ser Vox”
Los populares perciben a Sánchez muy desgastado por su gestión de la crisis, pero algunos presidentes alertan del riesgo de que la extrema derecha capitalice la movilización ciudadana
The Party of People (PP) is confronting a significant social reaction concerning Ceuta, but its influential figures warn that "the beneficiary may be Vox." This paradoxical situation emerged after the protest movements in support of Ceuta, which have not been witnessed in recent times, similar to the protests for Miguel Ángel Blanco.
A senior Spanish regional PP leader noticed the unprecedented crowds in the streets during nationwide demonstrations on Wednesday. They compared the current atmosphere to Ermua's civic unrest in the 1990s, a movement that specifically opposed the kidnapping and murder of Miguel Ángel Blanco, a local councilman in Ermua, Bizkaia, by the terrorist group ETA.
The PP party is capitalizing on this wave of indignation, using it as a tool to weaken the Pedro Sánchez government in the upcoming elections. However, the PP's barons express concern that this social reaction could bolster their right-wing competitor, Vox.
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