Navigating Spain's Political Turbulence

This chapter explores the complexities of Spain's political scene amid recent elections, focusing on the challenges faced by the left-leaning government led by Pedro Sanchez. The discussion highlights issues such as rising poverty, inflation, and the impact of extreme right-wing sentiments, while contrasting Spain's political landscape with that of the United States. Moreover, it addresses the government's struggle to maintain a reformist agenda against the backdrop of Catalan independence movements and ongoing housing crises.