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(Reuters) -Spain's snap parliamentary election on July 23 is unlikely to produce a working majority for any one party, with complex pre- and post-ballot alliances holding the key to governing Spain.
With Spanish politics having several dramatic plot twists over the last few days, the results of the regional polls last weekend have been somewhat glossed over. But which party won in each region? Here's what you need to know.
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Spain's snap parliamentary election on July 23 is unlikely to produce a working majority for any one party, with complex pre- and post-ballot alliances holding the key to governing Spain.
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