Welcome news, but a long way to go. What happens now . Welcome news, but a long way to go. What happens now . Good morning. This is the first step what happens now . Good morning. This is the first step that what happens now . Good morning. This is the first step that does what happens now . Good morning. This is the first step that does indicate is the first step that does indicate they could be a socialist led government in the future weeks, but it was an inconclusive General Election with a hung parliament, so there is still a chance there will be a Repeat Election in a few months. Nothing is clear yet, but we know that might become certainty. We will see how this changes in the next few weeks. In principle there is a deal between the socialist. We will find out pretty soon. This is a deal between the socialist. We will find out pretty soon. Will find out pretty soon. This has all weighed will find out pretty soon. This has all weighed quite will find out pretty soon. This has all w
There will be a Repeat Election in a few months. Nothing is clear yet. We know that markets dont like uncertainty. We will see how it changes in the next few weeks. In principle, there is a deal between the socialists and the catalan party. If that extends to government, we do not know yet. We will find out pretty soon. This has all weighed quite heavily on spain in general, hasnt it . Talk us through some of the issues the country has been facing. Well, yes, at an economy level, spain is really struggling with unemployment, it is a structural problem, for the past few decades. It is the highest in all of the european union, between 11 and 12 . Especially Youth Unemployment is very high, around 20 . Is very high, around 28 . Also the highest in the eu. So the main struggle for any. The main challenge for any government is reducing unemployment. There has been progress in the past few years under the socialist led government. It has been reduced. But it still has a long way to go. Now,
MADRID (Reuters) -Spain's centre-right People's Party (PP) came out on top in Sunday's European election, garnering 22 seats out of the 61 allocated to the country, and dealing a blow to the Socialist-led government of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
MADRID (Reuters) -Spain's centre-right People's Party (PP) came out on top in Sunday's European election, garnering 22 seats out of the 61 allocated to the country, and dealing a blow to the Socialist-led government of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. Sanchez's Socialists, spearheaded by Energy Minister Teresa Ribera, earned 20 seats after a campaign in which the opposition honed in on private corruption allegations against the premier's wife and an amnesty law for Catalan pro-independence leaders passed just one week before the election. Alvise Perez, a far-right social media influencer running against what he describes as universal corruption, managed to obtain three seats with a campaign mostly conducted through the messaging app Telegram.
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