Spain Conservatives Lead Poll by 2.3 Points
- A Sigma Dos poll for El Mundo puts the People’s Party at 31.1% and the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party at 24.6%.
- The poll projects the PSOE would win between 97 and 103 Congress seats, potentially fewer than 100 and below its 121 seats in 2023.
- The poll projects that the PP and Vox together would secure at least 196 of Congress’s 350 seats, exceeding the 176 needed for a majority.
- The survey was conducted after a train crash near Urda killed 69 people; the PSOE leads the coalition government and runs the Transport Ministry.
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The PP spokesman says it's not "a timely ruling"; Vox announces legal action while Sumar asks him to give "one last service" Rufián praises him but asks him "what would he be saying if he were a minister of the PP" Ósca
A poll commissioned by the newspaper El Español shows that support for Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has declined after last week's serious train accident, and right-wing parties will achieve a solid majority in parliament after the snap elections.
Transport Minister will answer all questions about the train accident in which 69 people have died
AFTER a serious train accident in Spain, Transport Minister Oscar Puente is answering questions from MPs. The government is preparing an aid package for the victims and new safety measures for rail transport.
A majority of Spanish politicians will ask Óscar Puente to step down as Minister of Transport on Tuesday. The foul-mouthed... himself maintains.
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