Spanish Election Results: No Clear Winner as Far-Right Party Fades

Spain's snap election results in a deadlock, with no single party able to easily form a government. The far-right Vox party's support fell sharply, while the conservative PP party became the largest in parliament but faces challenges in forming a coalition. Pedro Sánchez's governing Socialists performed better than expected but also struggle to form a new coalition. The Catalan issue continues to dominate Spanish politics, with Catalan and Basque nationalist parties potentially holding the key to a new left-wing government, but demanding concessions on independence that Sánchez refuses to make. Another election seems likely.