Pegasus reappears with the Ceuta crisis: the hacking case against Pedro Sánchez, shelved in 2026, for which the PP and Vox accuse him of suffering "blackmail" from Morocco

The use of Pegasus spyware against Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and other government officials has resurfaced as a central point of political debate following a recent migration crisis in Ceuta. Opposition parties, specifically the PP and Vox, have alleged that the government is being subjected to blackmail by Morocco, linking the espionage case to the handling of border security and the arrival of migrants in late July.