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Programmer from Barcelona Expresses Support for Far-Right Party

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What happened

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Alberto Munoz, a 24-year-old computer programmer from Barcelona, stated that he dislikes Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's policy of allowing more migrants into Spain. He is noted as being part of a growing group of young Spanish people attracted to the far-right, anti-immigration Vox party.

From aljazeera.com

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Vox's predicted increase in support, which could lead to a coalition with the People’s Party, might mark the return of the hard right to power in Spain. This political shift is occurring as Spain heads toward snap elections on November 29.

From aljazeera.com

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  • Alberto MunozComputer programmer from Barcelona who expressed political views

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