Brussels: Europe and the Arabs
The extreme right in Spain announced its victory in the legislative elections in the country, which is considered a clear message to the institutions of the European Union in Brussels and also to the capitals of the member states at a time when the citizen in the unified European bloc is suffering from the consequences of the war in Ukraine and the policies of the European Union in this file and its repeated disagreements with Moscow, whether in the field of energy and others. Opposition to the European unitary project
And Alberto Nuñez Viejo, the leader of the Popular Party that came first in the legislative elections in Spain, announced on Sunday that he won this entitlement, stressing that he would try to "form a government."
"As the party's candidate with the most votes, I think it is my duty" to try to "form a government," Nuñez Fijo said outside his party's headquarters in Madrid, despite the fact that he and his only potential ally, the far-right Vox party, did not get an absolute majority of seats in parliament.
The Spanish Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, whose chances of remaining in power still exist after he managed to limit the gains of the right-wing opposition, announced Sunday that the right and the far right were "defeated" in the legislative elections.
"The reactionary bloc of the Popular Party and the Vox Party has been defeated," Sanchez told excited socialist activists gathered outside the Socialist Party's headquarters in central Madrid. "We who want Spain to continue advancing are much larger in number," he added.