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Spain's Right Joins Forces for the Senate

The deal aims to protect the centre-right majority in the Senate and avoid splitting the right-wing vote in key constituencies.

  • On Monday, the People's Party and Vox agreed to coordinate Senate lists across 23 provinces to avoid splitting the right-wing vote ahead of the Spain Election on November 29. Vox will field one candidate in 14 provinces while the People's Party sits out three.
  • Miguel Tellado, PP secretary general, called the pact 'good news' to 'protect the centre-right majority in the Senate' from the left. Three-fifths of the Senate is required to renew the Constitutional Court and General Council of the Judiciary, which the PP secured in 2023.
  • Vox stated the parties share a goal to 'expel Pedro's criminal organisation' from public institutions, though platforms differ. In provinces where Vox skips races, the People's Party will place Vox-proposed independents on its lists.
  • Spain publishes official candidate lists on Wednesday, allowing voters to verify the alliance's implementation. The strategy targets provinces where the People's Party historically struggled, including Gipuzkoa, Girona, and Tarragona.
  • Prediction markets reflect investor attention to the maneuver: Kalshi priced Feij at 82% to become Prime Minister, while Polymarket priced the People's Party at 81% to win the general election. Senate control influences future judicial appointments.
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“A majority wants change and we will do what they ask of us,” said the leader of the People’s Party about the agreement with Vox. “Coalition of the chainsaw and cuts,” denounce the Socialists. The post Spain: Agreement between the People’s Party and the far-right Vox announced – Common enemy, the Left appeared first on in.gr.

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ESdiario broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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