PSOE electoral prospects hinge on Ceuta stability and expatriate vote

Spanish PSOE faces electoral headwinds as unresolved unrest in Ceuta and weak expatriate voter turnout threaten its prospects. The party's reliance on 'grandchildren' (descendants of emigrants) voting from abroad is uncertain, and without addressing Ceuta's chaos, an electoral miracle is unlikely. This reflects broader political fragility for the ruling party ahead of elections.