Spain’s prime minister faces mounting challenges as a series of political and economic crises escalate in the lead-up to an unexpected general election, raising questions about stability ahead of the vote. With public confidence under strain, the government’s handling of key issues has drawn sharp criticism, while opposition parties capitalize on growing discontent. Analysts warn the snap poll could reshape the political landscape, leaving the country’s future direction uncertain. The coming weeks will test whether the ruling party can regain momentum—or risk losing its grip on power.
The Spanish PM is hit by a succession of crises just weeks before a snap general election.
