Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced today, Monday, the dissolution of parliament and the holding of early legislative elections on July 23 in Spain, against the background of the major defeat suffered by the left party against the conservatives in the local elections yesterday, Sunday, which included 18.3 million voters, distributed among 8,131 municipalities, and 12 local governments, out of Spain’s 17 autonomous regions.
The official television broadcast a speech by the Spanish Prime Minister, in which he announced the decision to dissolve Parliament and call for early legislative elections on July 28, a decision he informed King Felipe VI and justified by the results of the local elections. And Pedro Sanchez’s party suffered a resounding fall in Sunday’s elections, as the conservative party headed by Alberto Núñez Vallejo won over Sanchez’s Socialist Workers Party in most of the 12 autonomous regions.
According to the announced results, the People’s Party got 31.5 percent of the vote in the municipal elections, up 9 percent from the 2019 election, while Sanchez’s party got 28.1 percent, down 1 percentage point.
The Spaniards turned against Pedro Sanchez, who took over as prime minister in 2018 to succeed Mariano Rajoy, who withdrew confidence from his government on the grounds of a corruption case, while the period of Pedro Sanchez’s rule witnessed a return to inflation and a decline in purchasing power, in addition to the consequences of the crisis that he sparked with Algeria and the consequences of Spanish companies. Losses due to Algeria’s suspension of trade exchange with Spain, with the exception of gas supply contracts, a crisis that Sanchez was unable to solve, while Algeria confirms that the normalization of relations with Madrid will not take place with Sanchez.
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