The leader of Spain’s right-wing Vox party, Santiago Abascal, advocates expelling illegal immigrants and legal immigrants who commit crimes from Europe.
The politician shared a message on his Twitter account, regarding the recent protests in France over the death of a teenager at the hands of the Police, in which protesters set fire to vehicles and a bank agency, looted shops and damaged public buildings such as schools and a tax center.
“Europe has to radically change course. Against insecurity, chaos and violence, it is necessary to reinforce borders, provide the police with means, stop giving away nationality and expel all illegal and legal ones who commit crimes,” he said. abascal.
“You have to do it now,” he stressed.
Vox is a Spanish political party with a conservative ideology that could enter the government after the next presidential elections, on July 23.
At this moment it is the third political force in Spain.
Although it is not likely to win the elections, if the Popular Party – the main opposition force – defeats the Socialist Party and wins the elections but does not get enough votes to rule alone, it could call on Vox to form a coalition government and remove definitely to the left of the Moncloa.
This has already happened in some autonomous communities, after the crash suffered by the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) in the municipal and regional elections on May 28.
The government of Pedro Sánchez lost in territories such as Aragón, Extremadura, the Valencian Community, the Balearic Islands and La Rioja, which fell into the hands of the Popular Party.
Of these, only in La Rioja did the PP win easily, while in the Balearic Islands it governs with the external support of Vox.
In the Valencian Community, he had to form a coalition with Vox, which is what should happen in Aragon and Extremadura in the coming days.
