Vox considers fraudulent the nationality of more than 300,000 Spaniards of Moroccan origin who have obtained citizenship in the last ten years, at a rate of more than 30,000 annually, with a minimum of 17,082 in 2017 and a maximum of 54,027 in 2023. The electoral program with which the ultra party is running for the November 29 elections is laconic in this regard, as it is limited to promise the “review of fraudulent grants of nationality.” However, Vox sources assure that all nationalities granted to Moroccans are fraudulent, since the Civil Code requires the renunciation of the previous nationality, except for that of the countries with which there is a dual nationality agreement - the Ibero-Americans, Andorra, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea or Portugal - and the Moroccan nationality is inalienable, so Moroccans who acquire Spanish nationality illegally hold both.
Although it is not fashionable to quote him, it was José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero who, when he led the PSOE and was President of the Government (2004-2011), elevated the triumph of the right in Andalusia to the category of “miracle”. What was considered a supernatural event occurred in the last year of his mandate, when Mariano Rajoy's PP surpassed the all-powerful PSOE of Andalusia in votes and seats. The miracle is now common: the PP has won the last five elections in the community. The PSOE today is a pale reflection of what it was and the projections in each province of the electoral model developed by EL PAÍS point to another electoral defeat, digging downwards, in the autonomy that contributes the most seats to Congress.
The PSOE is playing the elections in 18 provinces spread throughout Spain. Ferraz already had the majority classified as priorities before Pedro Sánchez called the polls on 29-N due to the impact they may have on the composition of Congress. Others have been added as strategic in recent days. “There are constituencies where we have the possibility of growing and constituencies where we have to consolidate the deputies we already have,” explains a Ferraz heavyweight. The provinces underlined in red in the socialist headquarters are A Coruña, Álava, Albacete, Balearic Islands, Burgos, Cáceres, Granada, Huesca, León, Lleida, Madrid, Murcia, Ourense, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Seville, Tarragona, Valencia and Zaragoza, according to different officials of the socialist campaign.
Second day of the campaign: Sánchez in Mallorca, Feijóo in A Coruña and Abascal doubles events
On the second day of the electoral campaign, the candidates hold events and rallies in different parts of the national geography this Saturday: Pedro Sánchez (PSOE) in Palma (Mallorca), Alberto Núñez Feijóo (PP) in Santiago de Compostela, Santiago Abascal (Vox) does a double in Almería and Murcia, and Ada Colau (Frente Amplio) in Seville.
- PSOE: After his first day of campaigning in Pamplona and La Rioja, the President of the Government and socialist candidate, Pedro Sánchez, travels to Palma to participate in a rally alongside the socialist candidates for the Balearic Islands, led by the president of Congress, Francina Armengol.
- PP: The president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, will go to Santiago de Compostela with the Galician president, Alfonso Rueda, the general secretary of the party Miguel Tellado, and the provincial president of the PP of A Coruña, Diego Calvo.
- Vox: On the second day of the campaign, after the opening rally in Plaza Colón in Madrid, the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, will be in Almería in the morning and in Murcia in the afternoon.
- Frente Amplio: In Seville at noon, the Frente Amplio candidate for the presidency of the Government in the general elections, Ada Colau, holds a rally with the candidates Emilio Delgado, Toni Valero, Verónica Barbero and Enrique Santiago.
- Podemos: The Podemos candidate, Irene Montero, will be in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with an event in the morning after her first day of campaigning on Friday in Palma de Mallorca together with the ERC candidate, Gabriel Rufián.
The demographic survey after the first day of the campaign shows trends of opposite signs in the two main parties, still slight in both cases, but also constant in both since the beginning of the month: the PSOE rebounds and the PP slides. The second tracking of 40dB. for EL PAÍS and Cadena SER it reduces the advantage of the Popular Party over the Socialists to 1.3 points. The demographic consultancy has been making monthly barometers for both media throughout the legislature and only on one occasion was a smaller distance between the PP and the PSOE recorded. It happened in October 2025, when the data of 40dB. They placed Alberto Núñez Feijóo's party with just 1.1 points above Pedro Sánchez's party.
