Pedro Sanchez’ gamble to call a snap election paid off. His PSOE has become the biggest party in parliament, its share of the vote at least 10% points ahead of any other. Yet one is left with a lingering sense of fragmentation, especially on the right.
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The collapse of Spain’s centre-left government has sounded the alarm bells. The country will now go to the polls in April, its fourth election in eight years. However, this does not mean populist parties are about to take over.
The Catalonian election results won’t weigh on the euro or EU financial assets in the short term. Whether this holds…
The Spanish election looks to be turning into the worst possible outcome, neither side, left or right, will be capable…
Pro-independence parties look set to win a majority in the regional Catalan parliament this weekend. This could open up protracted…
Spain has been used as a poster child for austerity medicine, receiving constant praise from the Troika for its efforts.…
