Vox leader Abascal warns of escalating violence ahead of Spain's 29-N election

Santiago Abascal continued his Balearic tour with a speech at the cathedral square in Palma, where he warned supporters that left-wing groups are preparing violent tactics ahead of the 29-N election. He accused the ultra-left of orchestrating unrest with the tacit approval of institutions and urged his followers to avoid provocations. The Vox leader highlighted the party’s pillars—national priority, repatriation, security and administrative simplification—and repeatedly attacked Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for alleged betrayal of Spain.

He also mentioned recent clashes in Mahón, suggested that the opposition might employ electoral “traps,” and called for stricter immigration controls, citing Ceuta as a priority. Abascal concluded by affirming that a future Vox government would protect pensions and reduce bureaucratic burdens, before departing for a subsequent rally in Ibiza.