The leaders of all of Spain's main political parties invited their supporte...
MADRID - The leaders of all of Spain’s main political parties invited their supporters on Friday night to prepare for power, as campaigning for one of the tightest national elections in decades drew to a close.
Divisive and often ill-tempered, the election has been fought mainly on emotive topics - notably issues of national identity linked to Catalonia’s drive for independence - with the economy taking a rare back seat. That would be formed of three parties and include radical newcomer Vox, part of a broader far-right movement that has already entered government in some European countries, notably Italy.
But most polls have shown them likely to need backing from smaller nationalist parties, notably from Catalonia, which would seek concessions that Sanchez - labeled a traitor by the right for being open to dialogue with secessionists - might find hard to swallow.Official opinion polls ended on Monday, with up to four in ten voters still undecided.
“If we want Spain to stay unified we need to unify our forces,” he told the PP rally in Madrid. “Only we can lead this movement of change... and we must use our heads to think about who we vote for.” His speech mentioned those he said wanted to “break” Spain, an apparent reference to Sanchez’s offer of dialogue with Catalan separatists.
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