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MADRID (Reuters) -Spain's Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Alberto Nunez Feijoo, leader of the conservative People's Party (PP), held a fractious live television debate on Monday, ahead of a national election on July 23. The pair tore into each other on a range of topics from the economy, housing, and pensions, to the environment, international relations, and policies towards women, interrupting regularly, waving numerical charts, rolling their eyes and gesticulating furiously. "They got entangled in the differences between them, which has harmed both equally," Maria Jose Canel, Professor of Political Communication at Madrid's Complutense University, said, adding that while veteran showman Sanchez had been more "histrionic" than anticipated, the taciturn Feijoo had performed better than she expected.

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