The PP does not support Spain breaking the Treaty of Friendship with Morocco, as Vox is demanding.

The Spanish Partido Popular (PP) has formally rejected a proposal by the political party Vox to terminate Spain's Treaty of Friendship with Morocco. The disagreement stems from ongoing tensions related to the recent crisis in Ceuta, with the PP maintaining that diplomatic relations should be preserved and strengthened rather than severed.

Instead of abandoning the treaty, the PP advocates for the implementation of intermediate steps to address the current diplomatic friction. The party's stance emphasizes a commitment to ongoing dialogue and cooperation with Morocco, distancing itself from the more radical approach proposed by Vox.