00:03Spaniards will have to choose between the far-right and the current government.
00:06Spain's Minister for Foreign Affairs has told your own news ahead of next month elections.
00:11Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called snap elections for the 29th of November
00:17after Parliament rejected his government's proposal responding to the housing crisis.
00:22Several polls predict the center-right People's Party and far-right Vox are set to win a combined parliamentary majority.
00:30The President decided to ask the Spaniards for a clarification.
00:34They want that type of Spain run by the extreme right and a reactionary coalition
00:41that really don't care about the rights of the people or they preferred the current government
00:47that has put Spain at the highest economic growth and always protects the right of the people.
00:54It's up to them to decide.
00:56Alparez won't the far-right is a threat for Spain and Europe.
01:00There is a risk for the rights of the people, for all their social rights, for the pension rights,
01:08for the public education and the public health.
01:12And at the same time, extreme right is always connected with forces abroad European Union that try to divide us,
01:20that try to divide Spaniards and Europeans to make us weaker and to weaken our democracy.
01:27As far-right Vox capitalizes on migration and the Ceuta migration crisis,
01:32Alparez stressed most of the migrants who illegally entered the Spanish exclave in July have returned to Morocco.
01:41See you soon.
