to face some tough choices prime minister pedro sanchez his party falls short of a majority that means difficult coalition talks lie ahead meanwhile a far right will enter parliament for the first time sixty end of the military rule in spain will get the latest from madrid.

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socialists when the country is general election but they face some tough choices prime minister pedro sanchez his party falls short of that means difficult coalition talks are in. a far right parliament for the first time in decades we will get the latest from madrid. a fresh voice for turkey international broadcasters including the response to the government's crackdown on independent media with the launch of a new you tube channel. plus.

election socialist prime minister pedro sanchez has scored a victory for his party with almost thirty percent of the vote but will have to negotiate a line to stay in power the far right vox party has entered the parliament for the first time securing around a tenth of the votes. in mozambique severe flooding is wreaking havoc in the wake of cycle and kenneth with torrential rainfall expected to.

frankfurt airport city managed by for. and spain's general election socialist prime minister pedro sanchez has scored a victory for his party with almost thirty percent of the vote but will have to negotiate a line to stay in power the far right vox party has entered the parliament for the first time securing around a tenth of the votes. in mozambique severe flooding is wreaking havoc in the wake of cycle and kenneth with torrential rainfall expected to.

minutes socialist pedro sanchez looks set to return to spain's prime minister but his victory for short of a parliamentary majority. talks between sudanese opposition groups and the military are postponed after both sides agreed to a joint transitional council. as libyan war after hours push to take over the capital continues one european country is told to stop interfering. in tens of thousands of passengers are left stranded after pilots at a scandinavian airline walked off the job. but are spain's governing socialists have picked up the most seats in sunday's elections but with nearly all of votes counted it looks like they won't have enough for an outright majority prime minister pedro sanchez his party are projected to win one hundred twenty three seats the conservative people's party which was ousted after a corruption scandal last year has sixty six their worst ever results. down out of the populist centrist party which has shifted to the right is projected to get fifty seven seats left wing populist party has forty two the far right vote. ochs party has twenty four seats p

socialists of the outgoing prime minister pedro sanchez a thought to be in the lead but opinion polls suggest no single party will win an outright parliamentary majority turnout was close to record highs and there are predictions that the vox party could become the first far right group to sit in spain's parliament since one thousand nine hundred eighty two we have correspondents following the election closely with jonah hall standing by in barcelona first though let's speak to sonny gago who is at the vox party rally in the spanish capital and tanya how significant is it that this far right party for the first time in decades since the end of the franco dictatorship has become a real political force in the country. you know well really it comes down to the fact that you have discredited supporters from the other right wing party in this country the people's party who have been really disappointed at how when the gun was a power how they dealt with the catalan crisis question that was the initial rallying call to gain more support but they are they have attracted more support by other

leader pedro sanchez will take so far they have said they would attempt to form a minority government but it's still early days so what happens next well for a start there are further elections to contest local ones in this country and the european elections that are sanches might be playing his cards close to his chest he wants to try to win the gains that. there is the option of going into a coalition a guaranteed majority could be made by partnering with the center right citizens party but it is an unpopular option for the socialists and their followers joining with the hard left put their most would avoid that scenario but then they would need to make deals with cattle an independent test another unpopular choice it's really awkward this problem for them they have to do a lot of of the nation to the to their followers to their members the fact of they are that they are negotiating with the caseloads so they will try they will try to avoid the socialists may have some time but no one is expecting a quick result from this historic election but it's unclear whether the governing party ca

opinion poll in spain's el pies newspaper suggest the ruling socialist led by prime minister pedro sanchez will win the biggest share of the vote with around one hundred twenty nine seats second is the conservative people's party which was ousted by a corruption scandal last year with seventy eight seats that would be its worst result ever see o'donnell's a popular centrist party which has shifted to the right is projected to get forty six seats and that the left wing populist party but their mass is on course for thirty five seats the poll does also give vox thirty seats but with many voters undecided it's become the focus of speculation about last minute shifts in voting intentions and it could become the kingmaker in a potential right wing coalition with the people's party and see adonis if between them they were to get one hundred seventy six seats al-jazeera is jonah hollow has more from seville on the rise of spain's far right. bursting on to the political scene vox and its leader santiago of our skull are spain's own so to a surgeon far right populism elsewhere in europe oft

opinion poll suggests the ruling socialists led by prime minister pedro sanchez or when the biggest share with around one hundred twenty nine seats but that won't be enough for a majority and second place conservative people's party which was ousted by a corruption scandal last year they're thought to get around seventy eight seats which would be its worst result ever. than our say populous populist centrist party which has shifted to the right is projected to get forty six seats and the left wing populist party put de moss is on course for thirty five the final poll gives vox thirty seats but with many undecided voters that number could change and vox could end up as king name to make it in a potential right wing coalition with the people's party and should that loss turn a whole is in seville. bursting on to the political scene vox and its leader santiago of our skull are spain's answer to a surge in far right populism elsewhere in europe often seen as mainstream media shy the party prefers to communicate with its supporters in person and online the major themes immigration and na

pedro sanchez surrounded by a sea of supporters urges them to go to the ballot box the country deserves to turn the page on the last seven years and look to the future with hope and excitement which is precisely what we are offering our citizens to the young what we are asking is that you vote for your future and therefore vote for the socialist party . voters have a wide choice decades of dominance by two political parties has given way to a multi-party system the largest players are still the socialist party and the people's party but their influence is gradually ebbing away. he's going socialist maybe to head in the polls in the lead up to the election but the reality is that even if either side does when the most votes he will still have to go to coalition with the far left regional parties if you fail to do that falls on to the people's martie and they were have to do a deal with the far right either way it is a big compromise for both parties. the main spoiler in this unpredictable election box capitalizing on the populist wave spreading through europe the anti immigratio

that how the catalan region loads could be crucial to the prospects of pedro's sanchez what what's turnout been like their. turnout spinach dreamy good in catalonia much higher than in two thousand and sixteen it does seem as though a lot of people have come out to support parties are the the right and the far right in fear of the idea of a three way of the right with the box party and its proclaimed policies of stamping out separatism of independence altogether reposing direct rule and so on. i can tell you ten minutes ago polls closed at eight pm oh so here they don't do exit polls old aren't doing them this time around the spanish but there is an opinion poll commissioned by the state television broadcaster t.v.e. which was released at the stroke of eight o'clock giving us a clue of where those results might might be heading a clear win for the socialists according to this opinion poll conducted over the last six days but without a sufficient majority to form a government on their own so there is talk of that leftist coalition which might bring in the m.p.'s of the pro independe

enough seats to. be able to govern alone where well pedro sanchez now turn to for support. probably for the first time we'll see a coalition party move to bar people lieschen in government it's true that the result is very comfortable for the socialists because there are two main tentative by now why do you think. government with the centrist party sooner than those citizens by the other and it seems the more slavery for all of the same to you sir coalition we've put in was with a radical left party with the parliamentary support of regional parties which will continue the same policy agenda because the leading percentage of the into last year thank you very much we appreciate your analysis this evening quadro biggest hero joining us from the university of the landsea thank you very much rescuers are racing to help people caught in fast rising floodwaters in northern mozambique psyco kenneth slammed into the region on thursday flattening villages and leaving at least five people dead but heavy rain has continued since then causing flooding and mudslides many homes and streets are under

leader pedro sanchez says the only condition for forming a coalition is respecting the constitution and promoting social justice. the. spaniards have said maybe messages today we have sent a message of what we do not want we do not want to go back we want to country to look forward into the future we have also sent a message to europe and the ruled that we have won and rejected all thought terrorism meanwhile political newcomer vox party is set to become the first far right group to enter the spanish parliament since nine hundred eighty two. there was no doubt we will fight even harder this is only the beginning we told you we will start reconquering and we are initiating that conquering with a presence in congress vox is here to stay in our all the headlines further talks between sudanese opposition groups in the military have been perspire on until monday the two sides had been due to meet again on sunday after announcing the formation of a joint council late on saturday night it will leave the country until elections are eventually held protests as hoped that will pave the way fo

where pedro sanchez claimed an early victory. in that speech he declared victory. as you say, it is far from over, we had the latest numbers here. 123 seats went to the socialists. the magic number is 176 to form a majority for a coalition. they have 123. where they will look to team up with is going to take them up to 165. they are shy of a 2—party coalition, about 11 seats shy. as you say, it is far from over. they will have to engage in conversations and we don't know exactly how long it may take before a government may be declared. where will they be looking for expert! —— extra support. there was a hope that they may have been able to make it with just the two parties and they wouldn't need to buddy up with these separatist parties. but what pedro sanchez will be looking to do is perhaps go to the basque representatives. that means he won't have to pander so much to the cata la n have to pander so much to the catalan separatists. part of his time in power has been marred by some people in spain who think he is too close to the catalan separatists. the first port of call will

—style parties. but what pedro sanchez will be probably trying to look to do is perhaps go to the basque representatives. that way he won't have to pander so much to the catalan separatists. he has been in power ten months and part of that has been marred for some people in spain who think he is too close to the catalan separatists. the first port of call will be the basque but after that yes, he may continue to walk this fine line where he tries to create an allegiance with the catalan separatists while not isolating himself from the rest of the spanish voters. it'll be interesting to see how he figured this out as this was a highly—polarised campaign and issues of national identity very much at the forefront. yes, so, we've heard a lot during this campaign about the hard right party vox. it's the first time we have had a far right party in power since the 1970s. they got about 25 seats which was lower than expectations but yes, for the left here tonight, they are seeing it as a real win for their credo. and you can keep up to date with the post election coalition talks on the bbc web

mainstream what six mariama. but as you say it's the socialist that are ahead with pedro sanchez increasing his part. he's share of seats in the parliament but bottom but he won't get enough to be able to govern alone where that might attention time now who might he try to reach out to in an effort to form a coalition. with the various options on the table what was being discussed before election day he was a possibility the socialists doing the deal was old enough to start to night so you can see this is our hope is that really has a lot of white strong left leaning says well as snowstorm it was dirty is going to ruin your lives a republican aussie is well on with that they are natural allies wondering what he made a son of a line of. bull old gesture that they would suppose a child and i situation is oh well we'll see that this is the actual policy. of it was a genius was told that he has a positive there was well so that is also a very important fact it is also but let's don't write off the sense of reverence for us citizens who are see as well while they are day to day i bet you made it

pedro sanchez won the most seats in parliament but not enough to govern alone building any sort of coalition may take weeks of discussions and could still end in deadlock and adding to the uncertainty for the first time since the end of spain's military dictatorship a far right party has entered parliament so no go to go has more from madrid. a new day for spanish politics but no certainty over what kind of government will come out of sunday's election spaniards may have turned out in force to vote in one of the most divisive elections but it was the socialists who came out on top but i mean i think it's a good result and honestly i didn't expected i thought the right wing was going to win we're going to i think the result will be almost have a stable majority was here and this can be good. all eyes are now on which direction the socialist leader pether sancerre will take so far they have said they would attempt to form a minority government but it's still early days so what happens next well for a start there are further elections to contest local ones in this country and the euro

election but lacks the votes to govern on it so the party of prime minister pedro sanchez will need to build a coalition that could take but that could take weeks and there's no guarantee of success when you go has more from madrid. now that the elections are over of course the person now comes upon the socialist try and formulate a way of governing they say they want to go into a minority government they may have to consider going into coalition with various political parties nominally one of the center right citizens party or perhaps a coalition of hard left and regional parties that's right get tricky for them because there will be some pro quo in exchange for this and that may not necessarily be the most popular option however one of the socialist ministers him out on monday saying that they needed to have dialogue seeing as the form of policy the policies of former government didn't seem to work before and only increase the hostility between madrid and barcelona however also there is that presence of the far right folks party now in government they only have twenty four seats out

futbolero lo cerramos en guadalajara. ya estÁn listos pedro antonio flores y nÉstor de la torre. >> buenas noches. un saludo para todos. aquÍ estamos checando la alineaciÓn. cambios en chivas. otra vez con el jefe viendo un sÁnchez de regreso. >> a moverle cÓmo estÁ diciendo. pero hoy no voy hablar de estadÍsticas. estÁn tan disparejas que no quiero. quiere hablar de suspiro de esperanza que le puede dar la aficiÓn chivas. creo que nos espera un partido agradable.los dos van a salir a ganar. pedro: y leÓn va con lo que tiene. se viene un buen partido. estamos de regreso con ustedes. aldo: gracias. terminando este partido nos vamos al acron rraÁe yo tengo algo de esperanzas. mark: si, por tomÁs. que hace reaccionar a sus equipos. lo tiene que hacer tarde o temprano. alto: falta, falta.se viene el balÓn parado para santos. gibran: el marcador estÁ 1-0. y al amÉrica se le puede complicar este tema. si terminan empatando el tÍo josÉ comienza a desesperar. alto: el partido se mete en un terreno peligroso para el amÉrica. amigos americanistas en toda la uniÓn america

presume que el presidente del gobierno pedro sÁnchez pactar ya con otros partidos de izquierda para alcanza la mayorÍa en el parlamento y poder avanzar con su agenda. pero el proceso de armar una coaliciÓn apenas acaba de comenzar. enrique: las recientes elecciones en indonesia dejaron un saldo fatal de puede la muerte de 170 trabajadores electorales. esto por enfermedades relacionadas con el exceso de trabajo. el reporte indica que propio jefe de los comicios advirtiÓ que la celebraciÓn simultÁnea de elecciones fueran en parte responsable de es ilia: hoy serÁ enterrado en su estado natal de minas gerais el modelo brasilero que estaba desfilando en la pasarela cuando de repente se ha desplomado. todavÍa no se desconoce el estado del examen el mÉdico forense sobre las causa de su fallecimiento. enrique: policÍas y militares hondureÑosreprimieron a centros de estudiantes y trabajadores desea salud que se dirigÍan al congreso para rechazar la ley masacre laboral. una familia cubano americana presentarÍa en estados unidos la primera demanda contra una Ñola que opera en cuba

perdedores, nos comenta lourdes telles desde madrid. lourdes; el ganadores pedro sÁnchez del partido socialista. >> no queremos la involuciÓn, no queremos el retroceso. queremos un paÍs que avance. reportera: los socialistas consiguieron el apoyo. >> no querÍamos moler esa espaÑa que ya quedÓ hace como 50 aÑos atrÁs. >> espaÑa es solidaria, es feminista. no lÍnea >> teníamos preocupaciÓn de quÉ Íbamos a dejar a nuestros hijos y a nuestros nietos. lourdes: deben pactar con otros partidos como los independentistas vascos y catalanes. el conservador partido popular sufriÓ el mayor descalabro electoral de su historia al conseguir sÓlo 66 asientos. >> esto sÓlo el principio. os dijimos que que hemos hecho. una ejciÓ su derecho al voto.comienza el juego de lo actos, con el partido vox. ese partido de extrema derecha en estos 40 aÑos de democracia. arantxa: en mÉxico, y muebles y autos confiscados fueron devueltos a elba esther gordillo. fue absuelta y el caso de la maestra es sÓlo una de decenas que ejemplifican >> estas son las calles de la capital. alguna en la princi

las urnas el partido socialista es el triunfador claro de la jornada. su jefe, pedro sÁnchez necesitarÁ acuerdos con otras polÍticas de izquierda para poder formar el gobierno. la otra gran noticia fue el estruendoso derrumbe electoral del partido popular . desde madridnos amplÍan. >> el actual presidente de funcionespedro sÁnchez vuelven -- fue el vencedor de las elecciones en espaÑa celebradas este domingo.el partido socialista se convierte asÍ en el mÁs votado con el 28% del electorado y logrando 123 por-- 30 y ocho mÁs que en las elecciones anteriores. >> duplicando la siguientecreo que ha sido un resultado extraordinario. >> algo raro. parece que vamos a tener un gobierno estable. >> en unas elecciones donde se eligieron a 350 diputados a pesar del resultado favorable para lograr mayorÍa en el congreso, los socialistas tendrÁn que contactar con otros partidos como los independentistas vascos y catalanes, losizquierdistas unidas podemos, el cuarto partido mÁs votado. el partido popular perdiÓ mÁs de la mitad de sus escaÑos frente al centro derecha de partido ciudadano q

that in a moment. right now — this man — prime minister pedro sanchez — needs to form a coalition government using the help of either the left—wing podemos party and some other smaller parties or maybe the centre—right citizen's party. here's the prime minister. translation: we made it happen. the future has won under the past has lost. let us show you the breakdown. red is the socialist worker's party — they've won the most seats. blue is the popular party, which governed spain until it lost a no—confidence vote last year and was dumped from power. it flopped in this election. and the green shows the seats won by the far—right party, vox. this is its leader, santiago abascal. he's tweeted "2.6 million spaniards have mobilized to have their own voice. they'll never be gagged again.... welcome to the resistance". this is the first time since military rule ended in the 19705, that a far—right party will enter spanish parliament. vox has a tough stance on islam, it's against multiculturalism, and what it calls "radical feminism". this is one of it's slogans... ‘make spa

win that country's general election but faced some tough choices prime minister pedro sanchez his party fall short of an outright majority and complex coalition talks are now expected meanwhile the far right will be entering parliament for the first time in decades will go to.

pedro sanchez who has only been in power since june is expected to win but may not garner enough support to form a government the upstart far right party called bosses predicted to do well of the vote threatening the socialist power this will be spain's third national election four years. there's still plenty of indecision on the streets of madrid polls show about four in ten spaniards don't know who to vote for for many it's no longer simply a choice between the two traditional parties the center left socialist workers party all the center right people's party. you know what i'm going to vote for the left wing party only just put their most because the traditional parties have deceived us too often they were involved in so many corruption scandals and have never delivered on their promises. and i think it's great that there are no alternatives i couldn't really identify with either of the major parties but there weren't any other real options. the far right vox party look set to win seats in the national parliament for the first time it's predicted to win at least ten percent of

party of socialist prime minister pedro sanchez is expected to get the most votes but may not gone or enough support to form a government election is marked by the rise of the far right movement box it opposes multiculturalism and has threatened to end self rule for regions like alone . lisa lewis joins us now from madrid where voting is starting to take place now lisa this is a snap election the third election in spain in four years what's at stake well there is a loss to say here when you look back the snap election was called a few months ago after the socialist government couldn't get its budget through parliament this comes after three years of spain without a stable government and when you look at the latest polls from this monday they are actually showing that none of the two sides the left or the right will be able to get an outright majority says it is watching this very closely indeed. just like in many european countries spain is seeing a resurgence of the far right what issues are driving that they are in spain. well the one main issue that has been driving the rise of

signs. >>> spanish equities trade lower after pedro sanchez's socialist party wins the election. >>> italian banks jump after s&p confirms the triple beat credit rating with a negative outlook. >>> plilips shares rise after missing first quarter core profit estimates the ceo tells cnbc he is optimistic about 2019. >> we are sitting on a tremendous order book. last year in 2018 the company recorded double digit order growth through the year. in 2019 we will see starting with the second quarter a much stronger revenue. >>> and bayer shares come under pressure after a majority of shareholders lodge a vote of no confidence in the german chemicals firm they confirm the support for the management > >>>. >>> european markets are trading a touch higher this morning with all green across the board in terms of the different regions leading the way we have the italian index. ftse mib up 41 basis points. we flagged after the s&p rating decision on friday providing a nice boost there it is shaping up to be overall a positive picture with a slant towards the cyclical bank stocks and the more

spain. spain's socialist prime minister pedro sanchez is hoping to form a new government after his party won the most seats in the general election. but he didn't get a majority, so will need the support of others, including the left wing populist party podemos to form a coalition. the right wing vox party won seats for the first time. live now to the bbc‘s tim willcox in madrid. tim, talk us through the outcome. the supporters of the socialist party haven't heard too much, but what is clear that even though the socialist have the largest number of seeds, they cannot form an absolute majority of government, they will have to have a coalition —— seats, this illustrates still how divided spain is. the centre-right collapsed overnight, they had tucked further to the right than that vox party, but now you can see that even though the socialist will probably form a coalition with podemos, perhaps a harder group than some others, the country is divided because a lot of people here voted for the socialist rather than choose to vote for the ha rd rather than choose to vote for the ha

years prime minister pedro sanchez is currently the frontrunner but neither his socialist nor the conservative people's party are expected to get an outright majority in this weekend's vote if it was the u.s. that will most likely mean a difficult choice of coalition partners smaller parties appear to be gaining support both on the left and on the right the national populist thoughts are held its closing outdoor rally today it's hoping to capitalize on voter discontent and enter parliament for the first time the gathering as you can see was briefly interrupted by topless women activists. are let's get more now on sunday's election and what's at stake there we have fernando by spin he's a political science professor at madrid's out tony university and he's also a regular columnist for the spanish newspaper professor thank you for joining us as we heard the focus ahead of sunday has been on spain's countryside its brutal communities why are voters there in the in these small towns why are they getting so much attention all the sudden. yeah because traditionally the vote is conservat

into a coalition with pedro sanchez head of sanchez and his number two kind of incredible from the socialist have both said that they would prefer to govern alone and just have to support of say you need us for the most and the smaller regional parties from around spain but also leading into the election pether sancia didn't rule out the idea of actually forming a coalition with only that's put them off and also let's not forget that spaniards are a little bit jaded with the number of elections people have have to where i'm going to say in georgia over the past several years that they want to enter find a government as soon as possible. spain is nil like many european countries in the united states it has a far right party in parliament or a political force to speak of the vox party you got ten percent of the vote yesterday how much power will it really have. how much power they're going to really have is it they're not going to have much but what they've said is that they want to make a noise they want to be deceased and in spanish as they say the resistance they want to make peop