The Vox deputy in Congress, Jorge Campos, has continued with the controversy he generated after attacking a student with a hijab at the graduation ceremony of the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB). After the academic institution defended the student —who has a brilliant curriculum—, Campos has lashed out at the university's management team and has even stated that the UIB's "separatist Catalanism" is an "entry point to Islamization".

“We want Spain to continue being Spain, that our streets be Spain’s. Our society is built on the pillars of Greco-Roman culture and Christian tradition”. The person responsible for these words is Vox spokesperson, Manuela Cañadas. A radical far-right politician who attacks the feminist lobby, denies gender violence – if the male individual is Spanish – and who is concerned about women’s rights when it comes to the presence of the burqa and niqab in the streets of the Balearic Islands, which is nil. Vox presented a bill to ban these garments and had the support of the PP, which noted that it has advocated for years for the prohibition of full veils, so that no one doubts their consistency and thinks that the popular party is acting out of political opportunism.

The High Court of Justice of the Balearic Islands (TSJIB) has recognized the right of a primary school student to receive Islamic education in a public school in Palma. According to the ruling, which ARA Baleares has had access to, the Ministry of Education violated a constitutional right by failing to respond to the request made by her father.