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Conservatives Win Spanish Elections as Parliament Left in Gridlock
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1:00Now PlayingSpain faces at least two months of uncertainty over who will become its next prime minister after right-wing parties seeking to oust Socialist Pedro Sanchez failed to win a majority in Sunday’s election.
Sanchez and Alberto Nunez Feijoo, who leads the center-right People’s Party, both claimed victory. The PP is the biggest party in a right-wing bloc that won 170 out of the 350 seats available. The Socialists dominate a left-wing grouping that secured 172 seats. The Catalan separatist Junts have seven seats and could hold the key.
The country’s main political leaders are starting talks with an array of smaller parties to try to form a potential majority of 176 seats and avoid another election. The new parliament will officially be formed on Aug. 17.
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