Spain's increasingly fragmented politics have ushered in an era of minority and coalition governments, with five parties competing for seats on April 28
In his brief tenure, Sánchez’s lack of parliamentary heft forced him to shelve many of his planned reforms in areas such as education, euthanasia regulation, or the labor market. Instead, he has made headline-grabbing gestures that appeal to his leftist base: raising the minimum wage, welcoming the Aquarius migrant rescue boat to Spanish shores and even taking legal steps towardThe Popular Party , which looks set to be runner-up, could lose substantial ground under its young.
An alternative to a new leftist administration could be a three-pronged government alliance of the right, with the PP, Ciudadanos and Vox repeating a formula they implemented inHowever, polls suggest the numbers are unlikely to add up. Moreover, the far right’s involvement in national government would cause unease among many conservative moderates in Spain and beyond.at the center of their campaigns, offering variations on a tough-talking, unionist stance.
Sánchez says no such deals exist, noting that his refusal to discuss a Scotland-style binding independence referendum was one reason why Catalan parties withdrew support for his 2019 budget, triggering this election. But he would rather not be forced to rely on the support of the Catalan Republican Left and Together for Catalonia again. A preferable nationalist partner for Sánchez would be the less stridently pro-independence Basque Nationalist Party .
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