brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
As the % increases I'd imagine that the PSOE-Pod seat gap will narrow...Pod scoring better in the more highly populated districts.with 11.3pc counted 118 97 63 27 PP PSOE Podemos Ciudadanos
As the % increases I'd imagine that the PSOE-Pod seat gap will narrow...Pod scoring better in the more highly populated districts.with 11.3pc counted 118 97 63 27 PP PSOE Podemos Ciudadanos
Cunts.Anyone dare to guess on the composition of the next government?
Anyone dare to guess on the composition of the next government?
Yeah, 176 doesn't really look easy any way round, does it?It all looks a bit crisis-esque. How are they going to resolve it with the numbers the way they seem to be?
Rivera is such a cunt
Come on. His hair's perfect and he knows the best place to get a gintonic anywhere in town. There's some great skunk back at his if you want to chill and listen to Coldplay later.
We’re still a little way of the final count, but some are already picking up a whiff of horse-trading. This from AP:
If the projections are confirmed, analysts said it could make it extremely difficult for the Popular Party to form a government because it wouldn’t get a majority of seats in parliament by allying with Ciudadanos, its most natural partner.
The country’s lower house of parliament has 350 seats and with 28 percent of the vote counted Sunday night, the Popular Party was on track to get 124 seats. The Socialists were headed toward winning 94 seats while the number for Podemos and allies was predicted at 61, with 31 for Ciudadanos.
But the centre-left Socialists could team up with Podemos and Ciudadanos in a three-way “coalition of losers” similar to an outcome that happened in Portugal last month.
“If the current poll predictions are confirmed, then it looks like a Socialist government,” said Federico Santi, a London-based analyst with the Eurasia Group political risk consulting group.
“Reaching a deal between the Socialists, Ciudadanos and Podemos is not going to be straightforward ... but if the alternative is leaving the country without a government, the pressure will be on the parties.”
The Socialists could get more seats in Parliament than Podemos with fewer votes because Spanish election law gives extra weight to rural voters.
I'd be delighted to get rid of PP. Maybe we could even have a beer in the park without getting a 600 euro fine. However, there's going to be some pretty complex negotiations to form a government involving C's and Podemos in the same coalition.
It would probably mean Sanchéz as Prime Minister, because there's no way Rivera would let Iglesias get the position.
Still not quite 176...would need a few others.Ciudadanos don't need to be in the coalition though, surely you could have Podemos + PSOE + ERC
Ciudadanos don't need to be in the coalition though, surely you could have Podemos + PSOE + ERC
Anyway Rivera has already said that he won't join a 'coalition of losers' by which he means anyone other than the majority party.
Anybody know the parties and independents that make up the grey others?
edit damn not C & Ping
Stanley. There are reasons ...
You're always claiming to be in touch with the people or to know the real Spain, but time and time again you seem to be clueless about the places you visit or the society around you. Are you really in Doncaster making all this up?
I am currently in Malaga and currently getting a very "we want a stability from the Right" sort of vibe.
I predict a landslide PP victory. Do not want to see it, but fully expect it.
I am currently in Malaga and currently getting a very "we want a stability from the Right" sort of vibe.
I predict a landslide PP victory. Do not want to see it, but fully expect it.
I am currently in Malaga and currently getting a very "we want a stability from the Right" sort of vibe.
I predict a landslide PP victory. Do not want to see it, but fully expect it.
Great call Stanley. How do you think World War 2 will end while you're here?