Spain Calls Early General Election for November 29 as Sánchez Dissolves Parliament
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called Spain’s general election for Sunday, November 29, following a major parliamentary defeat over housing measures.
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called Spain’s general election for Sunday, November 29, following a major parliamentary defeat over housing measures.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced on Sunday the dissolution of the National Assembly and the calling of early legislative elections following his party's heavy defeat in the European Parliament elections.
SPAIN’S far-right party Vox has made unprecedented gains as the second general election this year failed to break the country’s political deadlock.
There are 36.8 million eligible voters, and the outcome will largely hinge on how many political abstainers decide to go vote on a clear a sunny day when the weather is no excuse to stay home.
Spain's prime minister faced an onslaught of criticism Monday from his right-wing rivals over Catalonia's secession crisis in a testy four-way debate ahead of elections, while he warned them against cozying up to the far-right.