Sondaj POLITICO: Criza din Ceuta ar putea declanșa un conflict între Spania și Maroc

A recent POLITICO survey reveals that 75% of Spaniards view Morocco as a real threat to Spain's territorial integrity, particularly after a significant influx of migrants. The survey indicates a strong fear of potential armed conflict over the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla within the next decade. The socialist government led by Pedro Sánchez faces criticism for its handling of the border crisis, with many Spaniards believing Morocco played a role in the migrant surge. Younger individuals express greater concern about the likelihood of violence, while conservative voters show heightened anxiety about the situation. Overall, 80% of respondents consider Morocco a significant risk to national security.