There’s no clear end in sight for Spain’s political deadlock
The PP itself, according to polls, wouldn’t have enough seats with its allies to form a coalition on the right.projected the Socialists would win 116 seats in the 350-strong chamber — down from 123 in April — with the Popular Party in second place and growing from 66 to 94 seats. The far-right Vox would be in third place, nearly doubling its seat total to 42.
The far-left Podemos was placed fourth and falling slightly, while Ciudadanos was seen plummeting from a close third to fifth place. while attempting to poach supporters from the already struggling Ciudadanos on the right. The Socialist leader offered a tougher stance on the Catalan separatist movement, vowing to extradite former regional President Carles Puigdemont from Belgium to Spain so he can face the courts over his role in the 2017 independence push.
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