Spain’s parliamentary elections produced no clear winner, in the latest example of Europe’s increasing political fragmentation
Spain’s parliamentary elections produced no clear winner, the latest example of Europe’s fragmenting political landscape in which upstarts siphon votes from traditional parties, making it harder to build governing majorities.
No party won more than 30% of the vote in Spain on Sunday. The center-left Socialists of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez finished first with just under 29%, but they would have to cobble together an unwieldy coalition, probably including secessionist lawmakers in the region of Catalonia, to form a governing...
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