Vox's Provincial Executive Committee in Murcia has resigned en masse due to significant disagreements with the leadership of José Ángel Antelo, the committee's president. This decisive move is largely attributed to a 'serious crisis of internal cohesion' that has escalated recently within the committee. Members expressed their intention for the national leadership to intervene directly in the province’s affairs, especially regarding the future of Antelo, to restore order and unity within the party.

The resignation follows reports from local media indicating that the national leadership of Vox was considering removing Antelo from his position. Despite the media buzz, the national leadership has remained silent throughout the day, neither confirming nor denying these speculations about Antelo's presidency. The atmosphere within the Murcia branch suggests mounting tensions that could lead to broader implications for Vox's strategy and organizational structure in the region.

This situation reflects a deeper struggle within Vox as it grapples with internal dissent and leadership challenges. The outcome of national leadership's involvement is crucial, as it could determine the party's stability and direction in Murcia, an area that may play a pivotal role in upcoming elections. How this situation unfolds will be closely watched by political analysts and supporters of the party, as it may indicate Vox's capacity to manage internal conflicts effectively while pursuing its broader political objectives in Spain.