Spain’s local and regional elections on 24 May were expected to give an indication of where the main parties stand in the leadup to the country’s next general election. Paul Kennedy writes that while Mariano Rajoy’s Popular Party and the centre-left PSOE remain Spain’s two largest parties, the elections confirmed their overall decline alongside the rise of new challengers in the shape of Podemos and Ciudadanos
Spain will hold a general election on 26 June, following the failure to form a government after the ...
The topicality of the article is that the party system of Spain is undergoing serious transformation...
Much of the discussion in the lead up to the 2015 Spanish general election has focused on the surge ...
Spain will hold local and regional elections in the coming months, with a general election scheduled...
Spain held regional and local elections on 24 May. Anwen Elias assesses what the results of the elec...
Spain will hold a general election on 20 December, with opinion polls indicating a tight contest bet...
Recent opinion polls in Spain have indicated that the left-wing Podemos (‘We Can’) party, which was ...
A surge in support for two parties – Podemos and Ciudadanos – ahead of the Spanish general election ...
Spain held a general election on 26 June, just over six months after the last election in December f...
AbstractWith a very high unemployment rate but at the first stage of a timid economic recovery, Spai...
Opinion polling suggests that it is unlikely any one party will gain a majority of seats in Spain’s ...
Spain held elections on 20 December last year, but negotiations between the major parties have so fa...
Spain will hold a general election on 20 December, with opinion polls indicating a tight contest bet...
In contrast to other countries across Europe which saw the emergence of Eurosceptic and far-right pa...
After more than 10 months of deadlock, Mariano Rajoy was finally successful in winning enough suppor...
Spain will hold a general election on 26 June, following the failure to form a government after the ...
The topicality of the article is that the party system of Spain is undergoing serious transformation...
Much of the discussion in the lead up to the 2015 Spanish general election has focused on the surge ...
Spain will hold local and regional elections in the coming months, with a general election scheduled...
Spain held regional and local elections on 24 May. Anwen Elias assesses what the results of the elec...
Spain will hold a general election on 20 December, with opinion polls indicating a tight contest bet...
Recent opinion polls in Spain have indicated that the left-wing Podemos (‘We Can’) party, which was ...
A surge in support for two parties – Podemos and Ciudadanos – ahead of the Spanish general election ...
Spain held a general election on 26 June, just over six months after the last election in December f...
AbstractWith a very high unemployment rate but at the first stage of a timid economic recovery, Spai...
Opinion polling suggests that it is unlikely any one party will gain a majority of seats in Spain’s ...
Spain held elections on 20 December last year, but negotiations between the major parties have so fa...
Spain will hold a general election on 20 December, with opinion polls indicating a tight contest bet...
In contrast to other countries across Europe which saw the emergence of Eurosceptic and far-right pa...
After more than 10 months of deadlock, Mariano Rajoy was finally successful in winning enough suppor...
Spain will hold a general election on 26 June, following the failure to form a government after the ...
The topicality of the article is that the party system of Spain is undergoing serious transformation...
Much of the discussion in the lead up to the 2015 Spanish general election has focused on the surge ...