La campaña electoral estuvo marcada por el empuje de dos nuevas formaciones
La campaña para las elecciones generales en España finalizó el viernes tras un maratón del conservador Mariano Rajoy para intentar frenar el auge de los partidos emergentes, que podría costarle la reelección como jefe del gobierno, aunque parte en cabeza. Los españoles votan hoy en las elecciones generales.
undefined Spanish Prime Minister and Popular Party (PP) leader and candidate for the upcoming December 20 general election, Mariano Rajoy touches his necktie during a meeting held on the last day of the official electoral campaign, in Madrid on December 18, 2015. All four candidates are set to close their campaigns in Madrid and the eastern city of Valencia today before an obligatory
undefined Spanish Socialist Party (PSOE) leader and candidate in the December 20 general elections, Pedro Sanchez looks on during a meeting held on the last day of the official electoral campaign, in Barcelona on December 18, 2015. All four candidates are set to close their campaigns in Madrid and the eastern city of Valencia today before an obligatory
undefined Leader of left wing party Podemos and candidate for the upcoming December 20 general election, Pablo Iglesias speaks during a campaign meeting at the Miguel Delibes cultural centre in Valladolid on December 16, 2015. Spain, which goes to the polls on December 20, is in better economic shape than it was four years ago when the conservatives came to power, although public debt and unemployment remain sky-high. AFP PHOTO / CESAR MANSO
undefined Centre-right party Ciudadanos leader and candidate for the upcoming December 20 general election, Albert Rivera gestures during a meeting held on the last day of the official electoral campaign, in Madrid on December 18, 2015. All four candidates are set to close their campaigns in Madrid and the eastern city of Valencia today before an obligatory