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The great unknown that opens now and that will determine the near future of Spain is whether the Catalan independence movement made up of Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya ERC with seven seats and the conservative Junts per Catalunya also with seven will vote for favor of Snchez in the first round which would give him an absolute majority or failing that if he will abstain in the second round which would allow the PSOE to obtain a simple majority sufficient to govern. Third interpretation. What feelings do these elections leave The first is the confirmation that Spain is no longer a twoparty system.



This is a trend that has been sustained since the 2015 elections with Russia Mobile Number List emergence of Podemos and Ciudadanos as a consequence of the mobilizations of the 15M indignados that began in 2011.is on the front line since Podemos ran as part of a coalition and Ciudadanos did not even participate in the elections the twoparty system was not recomposed. On the left the Sumar coalition led by second vice president Yolanda Daz emerges as the reference force in the space to the left of the PSOE. Sumars results 31 seats and three million votes must be understood within the framework of an effort to rearticulate the space weakened by the internal crisis in broad terms rather than as a strict continuity of Podemos.






This is a difficult coexistence between Sumar and Podemos which for the moment remains integrated within that coalition. Its founder Pablo Iglesias maintains a tense relationship with an important part of Sumars leadership including Daz herself. On the right for its part the virtual disappearance of Ciudadanos and its unsuccessful attempt to establish a liberal right in Spain have caused a part of its voters to go or return to the PP. In parallel the extreme right embodied in Vox although it remains the third force has dropped from 52 to 33 seats with three million votes slightly above Sumar.