Socialists won the elections in Spain

Socialists won the elections in Spain.

Socialists (PSOE) triumph on the Iberian Peninsula. The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (Spanish: Partido Socialista Obrero Español) won the Sunday parliamentary elections in Spain.

Second place was taken by People's Party (Spanish: Partido Popular).

The third party of the new Congress of Deputies will be the liberal party Citizens (Spanish: Ciudadanos).

For the first time since the fall of Frankist in the 1970s, the Spanish right-wing Congress of Deputies was joined by the far-right party, Vox.

The next Sunday's elections were marked by separatist groups from Catalonia: the Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC) and Total for Catalonia (JxCAT).

The new Congress of Deputies will also include 11 politicians from Basque separatist groups: the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) and EH Bild.

According to information from the State Electoral Commission in Madrid, the turnout in the Sunday elections in Spain exceeded 73%, which means that it was by 7 percentage points higher than in the last elections.

Among the main priorities of his cabinet after the election Sanchez mentioned the fight for eliminating disputes in Spain, equalizing the opportunities of the inhabitants of the country, as well as combating corruption.

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