During the electoral campaign, a political representative focused his message on the idea of national priority, choosing Algeciras as the setting for his statements. The city, with a significant population of Moroccan origin, was where the candidate defended his position before the media.
The visit included a stop in front of the General Consulate of Morocco and a tour through the La Caridad neighborhood, home to the Al-Huda mosque. The candidate reiterated his opposition to mass immigration and certain policies related to cultural integration, such as the Arabic language and Moroccan culture plan in public schools in Andalucía.
“"This land is Spanish land, make no mistake, and we will come to Algeciras as many times as necessary to denounce the consequences of mass immigration, mass regularizations, and mass naturalizations. And we will say no to the Islamization of our neighborhoods, we will say no to the Arabic language and Moroccan culture plan and to halal menus in public schools in Andalucía."
The day proceeded calmly, under the supervision of the National Police and Local Police. Despite the tranquility, the candidate highlighted the importance of Algeciras as a stronghold for his party, where the anti-immigration message has been notably well-received in previous elections.
At another point in the campaign, the candidate met in La Línea de la Concepción with representatives of the Professional Association of the Civil Guard (Jucil) to address the needs of security forces. This meeting took place on Levante beach, a symbolic location due to its connection with drug trafficking, underscoring the party's concern for security and the fight against organized crime.
The candidate expressed his optimism regarding the public's response, stating that the national priority message has resonated broadly. With only a few days left until the elections, the party anticipates a favorable outcome, intending to demand participation in the government if the numbers allow.
