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Is anyone following the situation in Spain just now? I'd honestly say that in my lifetime I've never seen (or perhaps paid attention to is more appropriate) an election in a developed country that has created so many complex variables regarding the formation of government - not to mention the potentially profound impacts that the elected government might have!
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(Original post by Flibib)
Is anyone following the situation in Spain just now? I'd honestly say that in my lifetime I've never seen (or perhaps paid attention to is more appropriate) an election in a developed country that has created so many complex variables regarding the formation of government - not to mention the potentially profound impacts that the elected government might have!
Is anyone following the situation in Spain just now? I'd honestly say that in my lifetime I've never seen (or perhaps paid attention to is more appropriate) an election in a developed country that has created so many complex variables regarding the formation of government - not to mention the potentially profound impacts that the elected government might have!
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(Original post by Nephthys)
You've obviously never followed Italian politics
You've obviously never followed Italian politics
Still, I know roughly how the ground lies in Italy and I think what sets Spain apart is the ridiculous complexity of all the different secessionist movements...which you'd think would be more potent in Italy since the unification is not so long ago, in the grand scheme.
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The biggest interest for me is whether the Traditional socialist party PSOE try to form a coalition with Podemos etc or go for a sucidal grand coalition with the People's Party.
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The biggest interest for me is whether the Traditional socialist party PSOE try to form a coalition with Podemos etc or go for a sucidal grand coalition with the People's Party.
The biggest interest for me is whether the Traditional socialist party PSOE try to form a coalition with Podemos etc or go for a sucidal grand coalition with the People's Party.
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(Original post by ChaoticButterfly)
The biggest interest for me is whether the Traditional socialist party PSOE try to form a coalition with Podemos etc or go for a sucidal grand coalition with the People's Party.
The biggest interest for me is whether the Traditional socialist party PSOE try to form a coalition with Podemos etc or go for a sucidal grand coalition with the People's Party.
(Original post by Nephthys)
Reminder Senate is PP
Reminder Senate is PP
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