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After the election deadlock, which parties could govern Spain?
Seven months later, the Spaniards have returned to the polls. However, after the November 10 election, the possible majorities in the Spanish Parliament have become even more complicated. According to the results, the socialists have won the elections with 120 seats.
Vox: Who are Spain's far-right party and what do they stand for?
Vox promises the suspension of the Catalan autonomy, the outlawing of nationalist parties and "the maximum legal protection for the symbols of the nation, especially the flag, the anthem and the crown.
As Spanish voters return to polls, here is what’s shaping the election
Voting is underway in Spain as the southern European country holds its second parliamentary election in just over six months this Sunday. Euronews looks at the key factors shaping the vote.
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The challenge of separatism in Catalonia, devised against and outside Spain’s constitutional framework, and silencing the majority of Catalans who are against independence, is a challenge for Europe and Europeans.
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New left-wing party in Spain hopes to unite leftist bloc in elections
The new left-wing party was created by Inigo Errejon, the co-founder of Podemos, which he left in January after a disagreement with leader Pablo Iglesias.
Spain to hold fourth elections in four years, announces Sanchez
Spain will hold parliamentary elections on November 10, acting prime minister Pedro Sanchez said on Tuesday after failing to secure enough support to be confirmed as premier.
Spain might face fourth election in as many years
Coalition talks between the far-left Podemos party and Spain’s caretaker socialist government have broken down. Acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has until the 23rd of September to form a majority coalition or face yet another general election.
Podemos insist on formal coalition as price for saving Sánchez
Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has once again rejected the far-left Unidas Podemos' demand for a formal coalition government.
On Tuesday, Mr Sanchez unveiled a new programme of policies to encourage the far-left party into backing him as Prime Minister.
'Groundhog Day' for Spanish Parliament: El Pais' Simon Hunter
Last chance for Sanchez as Spanish lawmakers vote again on whether to reconfirm him as the Prime Minister.
Spain's Socialists won't form government if investiture votes fail
Spanish Socialists will give up trying to install their leader Pedro Sanchez as prime minister if he fails to win two investiture votes this month, a spokesman for the Spanish Socialist party said on Tuesday.
Spanish parliament suspends lawmaker rights of four jailed Catalan MPs
The Spanish parliament's governing body on Friday suspended the lawmaker rights of the four jailed Catalan members of parliament while they face trial over the region's failed 2017 independence bid.
Jailed Catalan leaders attend opening session of Spain's new parliament
Five Catalan separatists were allowed out of prison to be sworn in at the opening session of Spain's new parliament 20 days after general elections
Lord of the Rings star slams far-right party Vox over Aragorn tweet
Lord of the Rings actor Viggo Mortensen took up arms after Spanish far-right party Vox used the character of Aragorn in a promotional electoral campaign tweet.
What are the possible coalitions in Spain after the elections?
After the Spanish socialists won the election without a majority, they must now form a coalition government with another party or group of parties.
Spanish socialists may need support of separatists to form government
Pedro Sánchez's socialists may need the support of Spanish separatist parties to be able to form a majority government after Sunday's general election
Elections 2019: The political landscape of Spain has changed colour
The results of election day have coloured the map of Spain in swathes of Socialist red. With more than 99% of the votes counted, the figures become final.