The regional elections held on Sunday in Castile and León have confirmed a fundamental trend in Spain: the various right-wing factions are gaining ground, while the radical left is clearly losing its footing. This shift in the political landscape could have direct repercussions, both on relations with Morocco and on the situation of Moroccans residing in Spain.
After seven and a half years at the helm of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez's grip on power has significantly weakened. This decline should draw particular attention from the Moroccan state and the Moroccan community residing in Spain (MRE), as the weakening of the socialists directly benefits the far right.
Established in about ten countries around the world, no fewer than thirty-four Moroccan leaders and civil society figures residing abroad have announced the creation of a platform designed to enhance their political participation in Morocco. In their open call for signatures, they advocate for a post-October 31 dynamic.