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Tag Archives: Spanish general elections
Dec 18 2015
Podemos in the upcoming Spanish general elections
Comments Off on Podemos in the upcoming Spanish general electionsBy Iván Llamazares In the European Parliament elections of May 2014, Podemos (We can) achieved a major electoral breakthrough by receiving 8 per cent of the national vote share and obtaining 5 seats. Podemos had been founded just a few … Continue reading
Posted by: December 18, 2015
Tagged with: Iglesias, Podemos, Spanish general elections
Dec 17 2015
The PP and Rajoy’s uncertain future
Comments Off on The PP and Rajoy’s uncertain futureBy Javier Astudillo and Marta Romero The incumbent Spanish People’s Party (PP), led by Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, will contest the election after being in government with an absolute majority, in addition to controlling until recently most regional governments and … Continue reading
Posted by: December 17, 2015
Tagged with: Populares, Rajoy, Spanish general elections
Dec 16 2015
The PSOE in the upcoming Spanish general elections
Comments Off on The PSOE in the upcoming Spanish general electionsBy Paul Kennedy During the PSOE’s last term in office between 2008 and 2011, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero infamously displayed a marked reluctance to use the word ‘crisis’ when referring to the country’s rapidly worsening economic situation. By the time … Continue reading
Posted by: December 16, 2015
Tagged with: Gonzales, PSOE, Spanish general elections, Zapatero