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Spain will hold a snap general election next month - much earlier than expected. Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called the vote after his party suffered heavy losses in regional elections
But, he heads up an extremely fragile coalition. So is this high risk strategy likely to work? Or is Spain heading for a new era under an ultra conservative party.
Guests:
Mar Aguilera
Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Barcelona
Andrew Dowling
Reader in Hispanic Studies at Cardiff University
Beatriz Rios
Spanish Journalist
But, he heads up an extremely fragile coalition. So is this high risk strategy likely to work? Or is Spain heading for a new era under an ultra conservative party.
Guests:
Mar Aguilera
Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Barcelona
Andrew Dowling
Reader in Hispanic Studies at Cardiff University
Beatriz Rios
Spanish Journalist
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