The outcome of Spain’s snap election on 29th November is uncertain, but opinion polls suggest that the centre-right People’s Party and far-right Vox are well placed to form a coalition. That would mean tax cuts and stricter immigration controls. But the election is unlikely to fundamentally alter prospects for the economy. We expect it to continue to outperform, keeping the public debt ratio on a downward trend.
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