Great support for Vox Spain from the European extreme right

Prior to the early general elections to be held on July 23 in Spain, the Prime Ministers of Italy, Hungary and Poland, who have far-right governments in Europe, sent messages of support for the Vox Party, with which they share ideologies. Similar.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki supported Vox and its leader Santiago Abascal shortly before the Spanish elections.

First, Meloni linked live to the Vox rally on July 15 in Valencia, saying: “On July 23, the stabilization of a conservative patriotic alternative, in which Vox plays a leading and decisive role in the formation of the new national government, is crucial for all. of us. It’s time for the patriots,” he said. Orban and Morawiecki also announced their open support for Vox in messages they sent on July 18.

Polls in Spain show that the current main opposition party, the Popular Party (PP), will emerge as the first party in the general elections on July 23, but will have to form a coalition with Vox to form a government, as it will not get parliamentary majority.

Diplomatic experts maintain that a possible PP-Vox government will increase far-right ideologies within the EU, increase conflicts of opinion on issues such as the Ukraine-Russia War, climate change, LGBT, and encourage far-right parties in other countries such as Germany and Portugal. (AA)