Feijóo abona las dudas del PP sobre el voto por correo y pedirá “medidas adicionales” a la Junta Electoral
El líder del PP arranca la precampaña en Ceuta, donde afirma que habría utilizado a las fuerzas de seguridad el día de la entrada masiva
As the general elections approached, the final moments of campaigning unfolded in real-time as Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the Partido Popular, addressed a rally in Ceuta. He vowed to propose "additional measures to enhance the security of mail-in voting" to the Central Electoral Board, emphasizing his trust in Correos' couriers but questioning the decisions of party executives.
This sentiment echoed the concerns plaguing his party, alongside Vox, regarding the electoral system. Meanwhile, the government delegation declined the Community of Madrid's plea to dissolve the encampment at the Puerta del Sol, arguing that lifting the siege could pose greater risks to public safety. In response, the Ministry of Presidency, Justice, and Relations with the Cortes expressed significant skepticism towards the temporary suspension of voting rights for non-Spanish nationals, advocating for a decisive ruling from the Supreme Court as soon as possible.
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