00:00Spain is in absolute uproar, pretty disgusted with their left-wing government, Pedro Sanchez,
00:06the Prime Minister, under severe pressure, given what you've seen, of course, in Suta,
00:12the illegal migration surge, the crisis, the leaked report by the Spanish police that the
00:19Moroccan authorities actually helped engineer this, and indeed that the situation was even
00:25monitored by Moroccan agents on the ground. Now, Pedro Sanchez is rejecting those claims,
00:33those allegations, but what you've seen clearly after this crisis is a big political shift in
00:39Spain. You've seen the Vox Party, this right-wing nationalist party, their support has been
00:45increasing. Clearly, people in Spain very worried about the government's weakness on migration,
00:52and you can see here, by the way, there are still now between 5,000 and 10,000 people who
01:00came into
01:00Suta illegally who are still there. It's absolute madness, this situation, and the Spanish people,
01:08you can see here, are absolutely furious. Nearly 9 in 10 are blaming Morocco, a majority rating,
01:17Pedro Sanchez's handling of this as bad or very bad, and this is a major poll that is going to
01:24send
01:24shockwaves through Spain. You can see here, just 14% of the country rating Sanchez's handling of this
01:33in a positive way, two-thirds saying he was too slow, and you can see here, the Conservative People's
01:39Party and Vox is a combination. They're now backed by a majority of those in Spain, the left-wing block
01:46down to about 36%. Clearly, now you're seeing a political shift underway, and you're also seeing
01:53now Vox named as the most capable party on the issue of immigration ahead of the Conservatives
01:59and ahead of the Socialists, and 7 out of 10 in Spain wanting tighter border control. So that is a
02:07decisive shift in Spain. Please do let me know your thoughts on that in the comments below. Please do
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