Special election monitoring on Sunday night in ARGIA
- This Sunday night we will conduct a special follow-up to the general elections in Spain. From 19:00 hours will be reported how the day has gone and from 20:00 hours will be published the results through our website and social networks.
On 28 April the elections to the Parliament of Spain were held and the PSOE won the elections to the Spanish Parliament forcefully, but needed someone else to form government. He negotiated with the United Nations We can for months. The party of Pablo Iglesias intended to form a coalition government, assuming ministries with responsibilities within the Upper House. However, Pedro Sánchez rejected this possibility from the outset and placed his strength in the parliamentary support of the United Nations Podemos.
The PSOE did not reach an agreement with the PSOE and that caused the elections to be repeated on 10 November. The surveys at the time predicted better results for the PSOE and the PSOE used it to repeat the elections. Following the judgment of the Supreme Court, in the current elections the Catalan ruling is much more present than in the previous ones and, apparently, this has unleashed the right and the extreme right in Spain.
Next Sunday night all the doubts will be clarified and in ARGIA.eus we will offer all the information. We will follow the results of the Spanish State, the Southern Basque Country and Catalonia in particular, through information, analysis and interactive maps. Comprehensive monitoring will also be possible from our Twitter, Facebook and Telegram channels.
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