Spanish Parties in Three-Way Tie for Election
Conservative, liberal and socialist parties are vying for first place in Spain’s general election.
Conservative, liberal and socialist parties are vying for first place in Spain’s general election.
Catalonia’s independence bid allows Mariano Rajoy to portray himself as the defender of Spanish unity.
The Spanish leader hopes an improving economy will give his party a fighting chance in the election.
Spain’s ruling party seems to be winning back support now that the economy is improving.
Despite optimistic growth forecasts, Spain’s ruling conservatives remain unpopular.
Disillusioned Spanish voters give the far left and a once-small liberal party the benefit of the doubt.
The Spanish leader unveils “necessary” austerity measures to bring spending in line with revenue.
The opposition People’s Party will replace the socialist administration of Prime Minister Zapatero.
Spaniards will probably give the conservatives a majority even though they have few specific economic plans.
The outcome underscores the unpopularity of Spain’s socialist prime minister.