The beginning of the end? Catalan amnesty stirs up a political storm in Spain
PM Pedro Sánchez must approve an amnesty in exchange for nationalist support.
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PM Pedro Sánchez must approve an amnesty in exchange for nationalist support.
Iván Espinosa de los Monteros, a founding member, marginalised by hardliners close to party leader
The Popular Party leader got the most votes in the election but lacks the support needed to form a government.
The Socialist may remain prime minister if he can cobble together enough support from wildly different political groups.
A general election will be held in Spain on the 23rd, according to the latest poll. The focus is on whether to form a coalition with far-right parties that oppose the expansion of LGBT and other rights and advocate anti-immigrant in order to take power. This is the first time a far- right party has come to power in Spain, since the Franco dictatorship that lasted until the 350s. It has been pointed out that the KMT alone cannot reach a majority in the House of Representatives.