Following inconclusive elections, caretaker premier Pedro Sánchez has taken charge of coalition talks in an effort to form a new government in Spain. With no party winning a clear majority in the elections, Sánchez’s Socialist Party emerged as the largest party but fell well short of the 176 seats needed for a majority in the 350-seat parliament.
Sánchez now faces the challenging task of negotiating with other political parties to secure their support and form a coalition government. He has signaled his intention to reach out to the left-wing Podemos party, as well as regional parties from Catalonia and the Basque Country, in order to gain the necessary backing. However, with a fractured political landscape and deep divisions between parties, the path towards a stable coalition remains uncertain. As the caretaker premier, Sánchez will need to navigate complex negotiations and build consensus in order to avoid another round of elections.
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