Spanish Election: Late Surge Gives Sanchez Upper Hand

The Spanish election results show that no party has a majority, leading to uncertainty in forming a government. The conservative Partido Popular and the Socialist party, led by Pedro Sanchez, face challenges in forming coalitions. A deadlock may result in a repeat election. The economic impact is uncertain, but technical teams continue to manage recovery funds.

What is the magical number of seats needed to form a majority in the Spanish parliament?

What party is perceived as far-right in the context of the Spanish elections?

What gamble did caretaker Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez take during the election?

What is the potential outcome if no party is able to form a government?

How might the inconclusive election results affect the Spanish economy?