Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares argued that the US election results would affect the political climate in Spain.
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Early general elections are planned to be held in Spain on November 29. Current polls show that the right-wing and far-right coalition is ahead.
Sanchez said in a statement on the social media platform of the US-based company made his assessment.
Referring to the election of left-wing Brazilian Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as president for the fourth time after the second round of elections on October 25 and the defeat of the Republican Party, to which US President Donald Trump belongs, in the midterm elections, Sanchez said:
"It happened in Brazil. It happened in the USA, too. And soon it will happen in Spain. The far-right wave that (Main opposition People's Party leader Alberto Nunez) Feijoo and (Vox party leader Santiago) Abascal are trying to ride is no longer growing, it is collapsing."
Meanwhile, in his assessment to the press during the Ibero-American Conference, Minister of Foreign Affairs Jose Manuel Albares, similar to Sanchez, claimed that the election results in the USA would have a positive impact on the socialists in Spain.
Albares said, "We predict that the wave of change experienced with the historic victory of the Democrats in the USA will continue in Spain, as it did in Brazil a few days ago. Because it is exactly the same thing." he said.
Noting that "there is a significant change" in the USA, Albares argued that "voters answered the questions of whether to favor cooperation or conflict, dialogue or the law of the jungle, at the ballot box."
All surveys published before the early general elections to be held in Spain on November 29 show that the right-wing People's Party, which is currently in the main opposition, and the far-right Vox parties will gain the majority in the Parliament that will come to power with a coalition, and the left will suffer a huge loss of votes.
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Early general elections will be held in Spain on November 29.
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