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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez smiles during a campaign event in Toledo, Spain on April 26, 2019. His Socialist Party took 29 percent of the vote  in the Sunday, April 28 election.

Spanish elections: Socialists gain seats, still short of majority

Bella Michaels May 6, 2019

As predicted by a number of pre-election pollsters, Spain’s center-left Socialist Party, PSOE, emerged on Sunday, April 28 with 29 percent of the vote, failing to gain a majority,  and the nationalist...

Spains Prime Minister and Socialist Party leader Pedro Sanchez gestures to supporters outside the party headquarters following the general election in Madrid, Spain, Sunday, April 28, 2019. A divided Spain voted Sunday in its third general election in four years, with all eyes on whether a far-right party will enter Parliament for the first time in decades and potentially help unseat the Socialist government.

After inconclusive vote, Spain’s political future still hazy

Barry Hatton and Aritz Parra, Associated Press April 29, 2019

MADRID (AP) — Spain's political future is no clearer after its third election in four years, with experts saying Monday that it won't be anytime soon before the muddle is resolved. The incumbent prime...

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