Spain’s government has announced an unexpected snap election, set to take place later this month, following a period of political instability. The move comes amid ongoing tensions and shifting alliances in the country’s parliament, where no single party holds a majority. Observers suggest the early vote could reshape the political landscape, with major parties already positioning themselves ahead of the ballot. The decision marks a rare interruption in Spain’s democratic process, raising questions about the future direction of its government.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has called a snap election for November 29.
