Majority of Spaniards Unhappy with Government's Handling of Ceuta Crisis, Poll Shows
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Majority of Spaniards unhappy with government's handling of Ceuta crisis, poll shows
MADRID, Sept 7 - Nearly nine in 10 Spaniards blame Morocco for the mass migrant crossings into Ceuta in late July, while a majority rate Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's handling of the crisis as \"bad\" or \"very bad\", according to an opinion poll released on Monday that also showed a drop in support for Sanchez's party. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The government receives a clear suspension of its administration. About 63% believe that Pedro Sánchez has done it “very bad” (49.9%) or “bad” (12.8%). Negative opinion on immigration is imposed. Vox is seen as the most “capable” party to manage it.
The Spanish people also had no doubt about who was most responsible for the massive influx of migrants at the end of July, and according to the study, 9 out of 10 respondents blamed the Moroccan Government for the fact that 72 per cent of the respondents were also responsible for the Spanish Government.
The massive influx of immigrants into Ceuta that took place on July 30 and 31, as well as its subsequent consequences for the autonomous city, has not only become a particularly sensitive issue to manage for the Government of Spain, but is also being one of the issues that the most harsh is raising among both politicians and Spanish citizens. The situation is causing a particular irritation, causing that, in addition to the complexity of the pro…
The Security Forces and the Army receive the best ratings, while Morocco obtains the highest rejection among respondents
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