Spain’s Right Retains Clear Majority in Poll as Socialists Close Gap on PP
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Spain's right well ahead in polls for November 29 election
MADRID, Nov 9 - Spain's conservative People's Party (PP) would beat Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialists but require the right-wing Vox to secure a parliamentary majority, according to the latest polls in the run-up to a general election on November 29. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The November 29 elections can return the Spanish government to the extreme right for the first time since the democratic restoration. All private polls give a loose majority to PP and Vox. Only the CIS leaves open the possibility of re-editing the coalition government. But it would be a mistake to read the 29N exclusively in Spanish key. The result of these elections will also have an impact in Brussels.Spain is not an ordinary Member State: it …
The PSOE would only be the leading force in Catalonia
The PSOE recedes in 11 CCAA and suffers its biggest collapse in Andalusia. All the parties of the current "inquisitura block" would be reduced today to 145 seats: they would stay to 31 of the absolute majority. More information: Sánchez no longer mentions the tragedy 11 days after Urda, but it contrasts his joy to the "sadness of Feijóo"
Spain’s right retains clear majority in poll as Socialists close gap on PP
Spain’s right-wing opposition People’s Party (PP) is just two points ahead of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Socialists (PSOE) in a poll published on Monday, but gains for the far-right Vox party would give the right a comfortable majority in the Spanish Congress in the 29 November general election. The survey,...
The Spanish right again leads with wide margin and Vox advances his plans on retirements and housing. Read more Conservative block surpasses the PSOE in poll three weeks from the vote in Actualidad.es.
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