The south of Gran Canaria votes amidst a presence of tourists who carefully analyze what they are going to find in their countries of return, except for the British, who have general elections in less than a month. After a series of recent setbacks, European far-right parties aim to make big gains in the European Parliament elections taking place between June 6 and Sunday, June 9.
A significant tilt to the right would put migration at the top of the European political agenda in the coming years and complicate progress on the bloc's ambitious climate agenda. It would also serve as a warning signal for national governments to alleviate the decline in support for leaders such as France's Emmanuel Macron and Germany's Olaf Scholz.
