Spain’s governing Socialist Party triumphed yesterday as the winner of regional elections in Catalonia but did not clinch enough seats to govern alone.
The vote had been widely seen as a litmus test for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s polarizing amnesty measure for separatists.
The Socialists now most likely face weeks of bargaining and possibly a repeat election. But for the first time in years, they may be able to form a regional government led by an anti-independence party.
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