+ Follow Spanish politics Tag
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[Title] => Spanish PM Sanchez looks to boost support for his government
[Summary] => Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is making his case to stay in power, two months after he unseated the previous conservative administration with a no-confidence motion.
[DatePublished] => 2018-08-04 05:00:00
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[Title] => Socialist opposition leader to take over Spain's new govt
[Summary] => Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez will become Spain's new prime minister after a no-confidence vote Friday in parliament unseated Mariano Rajoy's conservative government. He came in vowing to address the "social emergencies" of the country's citizens after years of austerity measures.
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Spanish politics
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