Santiago Abascal

Spain's governing socialists (PSOE) won The Most seats in Sunday's election But fell short of a majority and right-wing parties made large gains.

The conservative people's party (PP) came in second, and right-wing Vox More Than its seats doubled, the country is the third powerful party.

This is Spain, the fourth parliamentary election in as many years.

A previous vote in April, ended without a clear majority, and to form the socialists failed to form a coalition government.

This Time , the Socialist Party of 120 of the 350 seats, Three less than in April, at the time of the vote won. The PP has 88 seats, 66 in the previous survey, while Vox, the 52 - up from just 24 in April.

One of The Most important themes in to Sunday's vote, the increasing tensions with Catalonia, Spain, the semi-Autonomous region of North-East, whose failure triggered a failed bid for independence in the year 2017, the country's biggest political crisis since 40 Years .

On Monday, hundreds of Catalan separatists, protesters blocked traffic in both directions on the AP-7 motorway of Spain with France in a protest against the jailing of separatist leaders of Spain, the region of Catalonia in the last month.

addressing were Socialist supporters after the results, said the incumbent Minister Pedro Sánchez that it was his priority to "form a stable government and make policies for the welfare of the majority of Spaniards".

"I would like to call on all Political Parties , because they need to act with generosity and responsibility, to unblock the political situation in Spain," he added.

After a failed attempt to form a government, Mr Sánchez had hoped that the call to a different choice would have warned the strengthening of his party in the hand But Pablo Iglesias, leader of the left, Podemos, is that they only strengthen the far right.

"we would like to, Once Again , the hand of the Socialist Party , Pedro Sánchez," he said, adding that he was ready for talks with The Party as soon as Monday.

Podemos is the Socialist Party 's natural political allies. However, a coalition between two of the 176 seats would still be required for a majority.

Meanwhile, the centre-right party, Ciudadanos or citizens - haemorrhaged support, win only 10 seats in this month compared to 57 in April.

Ciudadanos was also overtaken by the ERC-Sobiranistes, an election coalition of the pro-Catalan separatist parties.

Albert Rivera , the leader of Ciudadanos, said: "the Spanish wanted to have More Sánchez for this parliamentary term, But the Spaniards wanted More Vox and less of the political center. "

Vox is benefits thought, at the ballot box by the Catalan crisis, and strong anti-separatist sentiment in other regions of Spain.

"Today, a Patriotic alternative and a social alternative has consolidated in Spain, the demands of national unity and The Restoration of constitutional order in Catalonia," Vox leader, Santiago Abascal told crowds of people after the election.

, Guy Hedgecoe, Madrid

Although Pedro Sánchez socialists have emerged as winners, after only slight losses in this election suffered, the overall result is not positive for the incumbent Prime Minister .

With Podemos lost some ground and País Más backup, only a handful of seats, there is no clear left-wing majority. The socialists' arch-rival on The Right , the PP, has recovered, many of the seats he lost in the April vote.

If the Land is the long-standing political deadlock is broken, Mr. Sanchez might have to the support of the PP, or else a third election in the space of a year, the lure could be.

Meanwhile, the enormous increase of Vox is means it will now find it easier to put The Agenda on The Right side. This is likely to hamper to try, all attempts by Mr Sánchez, a conciliatory solution to the Catalan crisis.

The April election, the alley ended in a sack, with parties, otherwise, to the formation of a coalition by a September deadline, forcing the choice on Sunday.

form a coalition, which is now, you would need to make alliances with smaller nationalist parties, analysts recommend.

Meanwhile, the PP and Vox could try to make The Most of your profits.

A PP politician, the Prime Minister , Sánchez said, should "begin to think on the go", in the light of the first results.

The huge increase in the seats for Vox is one of the biggest topics of conversation in The Night .

Spain had appeared immune to a wave of right-wing populism spreading throughout The Continent in the last ten years, with many memories of the Military Dictatorship of Gen Francisco Franco .

But now, Vox has established itself as a Major Force in Spanish politics.

France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen took to Twitter to congratulate Vox "incredible progress". The Italian populist Matteo Salvini also spoke of his joy to see that Vox success.

"Not at all racism and fascism, of the life in Italy and in Spain, we just want peace in Our Own homeland," he tweeted.

Source of news: bbc.com