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Back|Spaniens vorgezogene Neuwahlen: Ein riskantes Kalkül
Spaniens vorgezogene Neuwahlen: Ein riskantes Kalkül
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Handelsblatt·1 hour ago·Politics·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

Spaniens vorgezogene Neuwahlen: Ein riskantes Kalkül

Ministerpräsident Pedro Sánchez setzt auf die Wut der Bürger über hohe Mieten, um den Machtverlust der Sozialisten zu begrenzen.

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  • Spaniens Ministerpräsident Pedro Sánchez hat Neuwahlen ausgerufen, da seine Minderheitsregierung keine parlamentarische Mehrheit mehr findet.
  • Er hofft, durch das Thema Mietpreise den Machtverlust der Sozialisten gegenüber der konservativen PP zu begrenzen.

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Die Minderheitsregierung von Pedro Sánchez findet seit Jahren keine Mehrheit mehr im Parlament. Umfragen sehen die konservative PP derzeit deutlich vor den Sozialisten.

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Eine vorzeitige Neuwahl soll den Machtverlust der Sozialisten in Spanien begrenzen. Der Ministerpräsident setzt dabei auf die Wut der Bürger über explodierende Mieten. Doch die Sache hat einen Haken.

Die Entscheidung des spanischen Ministerpräsidenten Pedro Sánchez, Neuwahlen auszurufen, ist richtig. Seine Minderheitsregierung ist seit Jahren angeschlagen und findet im Parlament keine Mehrheit mehr. Ein Urnengang war überfällig.

Die landesweite Wut der Spanier über hohe Mieten und Wohnungsmangel ist Sánchez‘ letzte Hoffnung, den Machtverlust seiner Sozialisten zu begrenzen. Ein Wahlsieg seiner Sozialisten scheint so gut wie ausgeschlossen. In Umfragen führt seit Monaten die konservative PP deutlich.

Doch Sánchez könnte versuchen, zu verhindern, dass Konservative und Rechtspopulisten zusammen auf eine Mehrheit kommen. Derzeit liegen sie in Umfragen bei 51 Prozent. Allerdings ist es mehr als fraglich, ob dieses Kalkül aufgeht.

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  • ?Wird die Strategie der Sozialisten bezüglich der Mietpreise Wähler mobilisieren?
  • ?Können Konservative und Rechtspopulisten eine gemeinsame Mehrheit bilden?

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  • Spaniens Ministerpräsident Pedro Sánchez hat Neuwahlen ausgerufen, da seine Minderheitsregierung keine parlamentarische Mehrheit mehr findet.
  • Er hofft, durch das Thema Mietpreise den Machtverlust der Sozialisten gegenüber der konservativen PP zu begrenzen.

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