Spain’s far-right Vox doubles its seats in Aragon regional vote
MADRID, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Spain’s far-right Vox party doubled its seats in Sunday’s regional election in Aragon region, as a gamble by the governing conservative People’s Party to call a snap election backfired. “What happened in Aragon shows the shape of things to come,” Eurointelligence analysts said in a newsletter on Monday. “There was indeed a momentum shift to the right. But Vox was the main, and sole, beneficiary.” The People’s Party lost two seats in Aragon compared with the last election in 2023 and now has 26 in the 67-seat regional assembly, leaving it further away from an overall majority. The Socialist party of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez lost five seats, matching its worst result ever in the region. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it
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