Ce șanse are „extrema dreaptă“ să obțină o majoritate la alegerile din Spania. Pedro Sánchez și-ar putea pierde puterea după mai bine de 8 ani în fruntea Guvernului de la Madrid

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced early elections for November 29, following the dissolution of Parliament. Voters will elect all 350 members of the Congress and 209 of the Senate's 267 seats. Current polls indicate a divided Congress, favoring right-wing parties, with the Popular Party (PP) and Vox potentially securing a comfortable majority. The PSOE, led by Sánchez, is projected to lose significant support, dropping from 32% to around 26%. The rise of Vox is notable, with projections suggesting they could double their seats. Sánchez's government faces challenges, including economic issues and rising right-wing sentiment, as he warns voters about the implications of extreme right governance. Opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo emphasizes the importance of these elections for Spain's future.