The PP had 28.7% of the vote, the Socialists 22%, Podemos 20.6% and Ciudadanos 13.9%. One interpretation of it:. MADRID—Spain’s ruling Popular Party lost its parliamentary majority in ...

Six months ago, the December 20 elections produced an unprecedented hung parliament and the collapse of the two-party system, with the PP and PSOE losing a combined total of over 5 million votes ...

Podemos is making a last ditch attempt with pleas to the PSOE to form a so-called “Government of Change” that would include the Communist Party-led United Left (IU) ...

Podemos and Ciudadanos fielded national candidates for the first time, ... Podemos 20.6% and Ciudadanos 13.9%. Turnout was put at about 73% - up slightly compared to the 2011 election.

The PP had 28.72% of the vote, the Socialists 22.01%, Podemos 20.66% and Ciudadanos 13.93%. Moving into the unknown. Fresh faces in Spanish politics. A new political landscape.

Podemos secured a surprise victory at the European elections in May, ... It predicts that – as things stand – Podemos would take 27% of the vote while the Popular Party would only take 20.7%.

Spain's far-left Podemos party intends to run in next month's election with Labour Minister Yolanda Diaz's Sumar party, Podemos said on Friday just hours before the expiry of a deadline for all ...

Podemos: 20.66% and 69 seats. Cuidadanos: 13.93% and 40 seats. Others: 14.68% and 28 seats. Spain has suffered under the weight of government austerity.

Barely one year old, Podemos has a realistic chance of ending the bipartisan political system that has governed Spain since the death of Franco. Siro Canos, a member of the London circle for Spain’s ...