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Algeciras mayor José Ignacio Landaluce is under pressure after a PP party member filed a complaint with the Supreme Court alleging sexual assaults. The PSOE has offered its councillors to support a censure motion against him, saying 'not one minute more', while his fourth term in office appears headed to an abrupt end.
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A no-confidence motion by the Popular Party is set to remove Juan Landaluce as mayor of Algeciras, with Jacinto Muñoz emerging as the candidate to take over the post, according to local daily Europa Sur. The reported deal is drawing attention across the city and Cádiz province, where Landaluce has long been a dominant figure in local politics. Residents and officials are weighing what the leadership change could mean for the port city's government.
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A second member of the Popular Party has filed a complaint against José Ignacio Landaluce, mayor of Algeciras, alleging he sexually abused her in his office, according to El Mundo. The report adds to mounting pressure on the veteran Andalusian politician, with the accusations involving fellow party members and prompting questions about his political future.
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A Vox councillor in Zaragoza, Spain, caused a stir after appearing in a plenary session holding a stick and a stone, saying they were the 'weapons' used in Ceuta. The incident is linked to a pepper spray dispute connected to Congress, and comes as Spanish political tensions rise, with Juanma Moreno announcing an immediate no-confidence motion in Algeciras.