in particular the catalan pro independence groups the alternative a deal with the center right citizens partybut comfortably form a coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come almost neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were two party race but this election has brought the worst results in people's history battered after a corruption scandal punished by some of its followers over its course of action when confronting catalan pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate for now. was not 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. but the latest player in this race folks struck out and claimed that own stake in the game. was made says that's extremely happy with the results of the night knowing supporters by far right not spots and now they're behind me here listening to the leaders. as well a

rivera's the leader of citizens party.e do not want to see really sanchez supporting citizens. and in fact, citizens have said -- citizens party said they do not want an alliance with the main party, socialist party. so no doubt i think it's fair to say that the socialists will looking at going to the left. what we have right here is a very fractured political landscape. in part, rosemary, because of vox, that populist far-right party that gained 24 seats. the first far-right party to gain seats in spanish elections since 1975, since the death of the dictator francisco franco. this is a big gain for them. they did not do as well as many thought, but significant since 2006. today they have in almost 10% of the seats. so it's quite a significant gain for them. a very fractured political system because of vox. >> how likely is this forming a government coalition going to take because it's never been done before and you talk about this very deep political divide. >> yeah. well, it could take anything up to weeks. of course if

the alternative a deal with a center right citizens party comfortably form of coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come almost neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were two party race but this election has brought the worst results in people's history bassett after a corruption scandal punished by some of its followers over its course of action when confronting cattle on pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate and now. fighting god no no 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 but the latest player in this race vox struck out and claim that own stake in the game. one of the votes is that's extremely happy with the results of a night in iowa supporters are by far right not spots and now they're behind me listening to the leaders. as well as they could have anticipated and they are

you so much was said to write citizens parties well which is done with great love and even upright who are more seats as well to the polls so the main winner is a socialist party their own head still not enough to let the majority but strangely quite interesting have to see who they are going to try to coalition with their options that are on the table. that is going to be sort of in the coming days ago a lot of the typical of something a lot of ideas being exchanged services are now as far as the supporters of folks are concerned this is the night this is their moment and what they say the big entrance into the 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

the alternative a deal with a center right citizens party comfortably form a coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come almost neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were two party race but this election has brought the worst result in p.p.s. history battered after a corruption scandal punished by some of its followers over its course of action when confronting cattle on pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate and now. was going no no 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 but the latest player in this race vox struck out and playing their own stake in the game. one of the voters that's actually how we deal with the results of the night was the supporters of by far right last parts are now behind me listening to the leaders. as well as they could have anticipated and they are the

vote you had people who fled from the people's party to go either to the more centrist right citizens party but also took away voters from the people's party to go who were unhappy with how the people's party had governed and dealt with the crisis so in effect splitting the right wing in this country it's the people's party itself suffered a humiliating defeat the worst in it's history it's going to have to do some very serious and deeper fraction if it's going to have any part in any future political map here in spain but really that is one of the reasons why this election has been so historic because one of the historic parties is in effect did its control over the political scene. in madrid sunny thank you. talks between sudan's ruling military and the opposition have resumed with more discussions on the transition to a civilian government the two sides announced the formation of a joint council on saturday night and i believe the country until elections are held by the details are still being negotiated and if you took after earlier this month after forcing former president omar bashir

austerity together we can and center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people in between p.p.o. there are some people that if they pay in between. and then some of them between. so we can see that is not a cure but on all four you know one party. whatever the result forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that the politics in spain has become more fractured more polarized a sign of the times when increasing combative political stage. al-jazeera madrid and. joins us now live from the spanish capital staff how do we expect voting to go today. well i think it's probably one of the most unpredictable election in the country's democratic history age and no one can really predict if a particular because

right wing people's party they have lost seats this is a hemorrhaging support to the center right citizens party and also to the latest newcomer the far right vox party which supporters of been gathered here in madrid just behind me here they are very happy their entrance into the lower house of parliament first time that a far right political presence has been seen since the days of the franco dictatorship they're here they're celebrating they've met their expectations here question is now how do the talks me a coalition go ahead now and what will that involve. further talks between sudanese opposition groups and the military have been postponed until monday two sides are supposed to meet again on sunday after an outing they formed a joint council on saturday it will lead the country until elections are held it will morgan is following developments for us in the sudanese capital the second round of talks between the military council and the opposition coalition was supposed to be held on sunday evening but that has been postponed to monday both sides said that they needed time for further consu

in particular the catalan pro independence groups the alternative a deal with the center right citizens party comfortably form a coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come a west neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were to pass the race but this election has brought the worst. results in p. piece history. of corruption scandal punished by some of its followers over its course of action when confronting cattle on pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate and now. fighting the no 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 but the latest player in this race vox struck out and claimed that own stake in the game. one of the votes is that's extremely happy with the results of the night knowing the supporters of course are right. now behind me listening to the leaders. as well as they could ha

down in front of those who don't respect the anti austerity together we can and center right citizens' parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people in between p.p.o. there are some people who have faith in between p.p.i. involved and then some of them between. so we can see that they because not the cure but on all four you know one part of a very highly and they say that whatever their. results forming a coalition is likely to take time and a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that politics in spain has become more fractured it more polarized a sign of the times when increasing completive political stage it's undeniable al-jazeera madrid from the capital let's go to barcelona where we find the answers here as jonah whole journey the issue of cattle and independence has

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 a 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 problematic for them they have to do a lot 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 violence 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 can overcome the difficulties spain has had problems with coalitions in the past and it's unclear whether the governing party can overcome the difficulties to create a stable and effective government. you're live in madrid so now that the far right party is also in parliament was full of influence could be how do you think. well felicity you could say that folks have been the dis

austerity together we can and center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people in between p.p.o. there are some people whose if they've been between p.p.i. involved and then some of them between. so we can see that these not be your buds are all for you know one party. whatever the. result forming a coalition is likely to take time and a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that the politics in spain has become more fractured more polarized a sign of the times when increasing combative political stage it's on the way i go al-jazeera madrid and more now from stephanie decker who's been a diversion in the precincts in the capital. there's been a steady stream of people coming here to cause their vote got the day very busy now thirty million people

in particular the catalan pro independence groups the alternative a deal with the center right citizens party but comfortably form a coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come almost neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were two party race but this election has brought the worst result in p.p.s. history battered after a corruption scandal punished by some of its followers over its course of action when confronting catalan pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate and now. was going to know that 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 what is here to stay but the latest player in this race vox struck out and playing their own stake in the game. one of the votes is that section we have we live with the results of the night god the supporters of god all right last parts are now behind me listening to the le

in particular the catalan pro independence groups the alternative a deal with the center right citizens party come to be form a coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come almost neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were to pass the race but this election has brought the worst results in p.p.s. history. bassett after a corruption scandal punished by some of its follow was over its course of action when confronting cattle on pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate and now. i think that i know now 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 but the latest player in this race folks struck out and claim their own stake in the game. one of the votes is that's extremely happy with the results of the night knowing supporters of by far right. now behind me listening to the leaders. as well as th

the left—wing parties predicted to get some 16%, while the centre—right citizens party is just under y to win any political representation since the death of franco in 1975. there will need to be lots of talk 110w there will need to be lots of talk now about coalition building, but it seems that the impetus is with pedro sanchez for the socialists. let's discuss this with a couple of experts here in madrid, and fuentes, a leading writerfor a newspaper and another journalist a leading writerfor a newspaper and anotherjournalist here. a leading writerfor a newspaper and another journalist here. anna, a leading writerfor a newspaper and anotherjournalist here. anna, a good night for the socialists, but it is not in the back? well, they are moderately optimistic. they are not celebrating yet. yes, compared to ten years ago, they have gone up dramatically and for the popular party, on the country. so we can see that the situation can change very quickly. and guy, vox, coming from nowhere, now we have seats in parliament? that's right. it was polling well going into this election, but that

down in front of those who don't prescribe the anti austerity together we can and center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pos national budgets whatever the result forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that politics in spain has become more fractured more polarized a sign of the times when increasing competition political stage. and tony let me ask you about that point to the end of your report there the challenges after a divisive election that could deepen the polarization it was meant to result i suppose. absolutely made depends which party comes out getting the most votes and they it is presumed at this point given the polls that it will be the socialist party of the bay have to then make a deal with or try to club together some kind of deal with the party but also with cattle on regional parties as well they are going to be wanting to demand something back so it would possibly put the soci

going into coalition with various political parties nominally one of them in the center right citizens party or perhaps a coalition of hard left and regional parties that's right the 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 the 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 of three hundred fifty however they could be big disruptors and could drive debates along issues of national unity and regional powers still ahead on al-jazeera why argentina's government is freezing the price of essential goods plus confident with that change will be one of the safest airplanes ever to fly points boss assures investors the seven three seven max will be back soon after two crashes within months for s

center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pos national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people as he did in between p.p.o. serranos there are some people whose if they've been between p.p.i. involves and then some of them between. so we can see that these not be your buds are all for you no one party people are set up elect a very highly on this site whatever the results forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that in politics and spain it has become more fractured more polarized a sign of the times when increasing competition political stage. al-jazeera madrid . ok so here's the team covering events for us today jonah hall in barcelona we will be with you shortly starting with stephanie in madrid stephanie what have the voter

down in front of those who don't respect the anti austerity together we can and center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people in between p.p.o. there are some people whose if they've been between. a man some of them between. so we can see that there's not a cure but on all four you know one party. whatever the result forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that in politics and spain has become more fractured more polarized a sign of the times when increasing incompatibility. states. al-jazeera literate. and many catalonians hope sunday's results will help their cause independence leaders there have been rallying supporters some of them from prison john are reports from. the letters of support arrived re

down in front of those who don't respect the anti austerity together we can and center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people in between p.p.o. there are some people that if they pay in between. and then some of them between. so we can see that there is not a cure but on all four you know one part. whatever the result forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that the politics in spain has become more fractured more polarized a sign of the times when increasing combative politike. stage. al jazeera madrid. too close for us to call here which were the. most unpredictable elections since. years ago the polls. were outside a polling station people have been trickling in talking to people you get a different

austerity together we can and center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people in between p.p.o. there are some people whose if they've been between. a man some of them between. so we can see that is not a cure but on all four you know one party. whatever their. results forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that politics in spain has become more fractured it polarized a sign of the times when increasing competition political stage sania agel al-jazeera madrid in france and the government in yellow vests protesters have charged the police in the city of strasbourg the group trying to cross a bridge to get to the european parliament of the pushback by riot police the protests have been made despite

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 a hard left put their most would avoid that scenario but then they would need to make deals with catalan independent ists another unpopular choice it's really awkward this problematic for them they have to do a lot 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 violence the socialists may have some time but no one is expecting a quick results from this historic election but it's unclear whether the governing party can overcome difficulties spain has had problems with coalitions in the past and it's unclear whether the governing party can overcome the difficulties to create a stable and effective government sonia able al-jazeera madrid. now turkey says a man held on suspicion of spying for the united arab emirates has killed himself istanbul's prosecutor says zakia mastodons body was found i

going into coalition government with george she could be made by partnering with the center right citizens party but it is an unpopular option for the socialists and the follow is joining with a hard left put their most would avoid that scenario but then they would need to make deals with cattle an independent test another a popular choice it's really awkward is problematic for them they have to do a lot of a foundation 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 socialist may have some time but no one is expecting a quick results from this historic election but it's unclear whether the governing party can overcome difficulties spain has had problems with coalitions in the past and it's unclear whether the governing party can overcome the difficulties to create a stable and effective government sunny diagonal al-jazeera madrid. still to come here and al-jazeera why south korea's national assembly has been in deadlock good day. i will look at who is don't backing washington's decision to t

austerity together we can and center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people in between people there are some people that if they've been between. a man some of them between. so we can see that debate is not a cure but on all four you know one part. whatever the result forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that the politics in spain has become more fractured more polarized a sign of the times when an increasing combative polity. stage. al-jazeera madrid is the team on deck this hour jonah howell in barcelona to discuss the issue of cuts ammonia in a moment but starting with stephanie decker in madrid where i mean smite points if it looks like a lovely day this is no excuse for people not to get

the empty austerity together we can and center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets whatever the result forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that politics in spain has become more fractured more polarized a sign of the times when increasing competent political stage you know. as you've been saying sonia no single party is expected to win an outright majority that means that a period of negotiations is likely to ensue just take a story what's likely to happen in the immediate aftermath of the election. it's not. just depends on who the games are. now with the socialist party had been in polling ahead of election day they seem to be gather. they seem to gather more support than any other party so if they do when most votes they are going to have to begin the process of trying to pull back coalition. partners it would be to go with the stereotype to get we can hearts

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 a hard left put their most would avoid that scenario but then they would need to make deals with catalan independent ists 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 violence the socialists may have some time but no one is expecting a quick results from this historic election but it's unclear whether the governing party can overcome difficulties spain has had problems with coalitions in the past and it's unclear whether the governing party can overcome the difficulties to create a stable and effective government sonia able al-jazeera madrid. now turkey says a man held on suspicion of spying for the united arab emirates has killed himself istanbul's prosecutor says he m. hassan's body was found in

party and some of the smaller regional parties or alternatively whether they will work with the citizen's party whose leader has been incredibly critical with the leader sanchez. it will be clearly something of great significance when it comes to the european parliamentary investors. >> thank you, willem you can find out more about the a challenges that lia head on cnbc.com and from spanish politics to spanish banking, bankia has a 10% drop in first quarter net profit the spanish lender blamed lower trading income and continued pressure on lending income for the fall several european banks have struggled to raise their earnings while the ecb keeps their earnings at ultra low levels. >>> italian banks are also trading higher after s&p global affirmed the country's sovereign credit rating at bbb this is two notches above junk we are seeing a bit of a positive reaction. italio up 2.2% also up 3% as well big, big news across the banking sector today also in spain as well as we're seeing some positive reaction to the general election results across the income. let's bring in castro. satana, thank yo

in particular the catalan pro independence groups the alternative a deal with the center right citizens party but comfortably form a coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come a west neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were to pass the race but this election has brought the worst results in p.p.s. history. after a corruption scandal punished by some of its followers over its course of action when confronting catalan pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate for now. ok ok i know now 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 books is here to stay but the latest player in this race folks struck out and claim that stake in the game. one of the votes is that's extremely happy with the results of an i go to supporters right. now behind me listening to the leaders. as well as they could have it dissipates and t

astonishing at how they have been affected by this most the mental space to have gone to the citizens party a center right party and of course vox study supporters here are very happy with that result so far. all right thanks very much with the latest from madrid sunday gago. well now further talks between sudanese opposition groups in the military have been perspire and 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 lead the country until elections out protesters hope that will pave the way for a civilian government libya's u.n. recognized government has warned france to stop dealing with warlord holy fafsa after us forces continue to lay siege to the capital tripoli and as strike by one of his helicopters killed four civilians on saturday his advances left more than two hundred eighty people dead residents in colombo held a vigil to commemorate the victims of last week's attacks at least two hundred fifty three people were killed when suicide bombers targeted churches and hotels on easter sun

socialists, would they beat the three parties on the right combined, which is your centre—right citizens partyft—wing parties combined deadbeat the three right—wing parties. let's talk about that far right party, vox. it is the first time the far right have entered parliament since the days of franco. what do you make of that? actually, it's not the first time the far right has entered the parliament. the far right has a lwa ys the parliament. the far right has always existed as part of the mainstream conservative party, the people's party, which lost a lot of seats yesterday. so a lot of the support for vox has actually come from disillusioned pp voters. bear in mind that your conservative party had always embraced the full spectrum of right—wing views, from your moderate right and centre right through to your far right. what we have seen recently is that those on the furthest right of that conservative party have become increasingly disillusioned with the party after corruption scandals, after the catalan secessionist crisis. therefore, they now form pa rt crisis. therefore, they now form pa

consider going into coalition with various political parties nominally one of the center right citizens partyor perhaps a coalition of the hard left and regional parties that's right that tricky for them because there will be some road work 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 the 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 of three hundred fifty however they could be big disruptors and could drive debates along issues of national unity and regional powers and the future of spain semi autonomous catalan region was one of the big issues of the election but approach separatist parties gained just forty percent of the votes there showing deep divisions over independence remain john a whole has more. youth thinking delight on the faces of

the right wing people's party they have lost seats and hemorrhaging support to the center right citizens party and also to the latest newcomer the far right party which supporters of been gathered here in madrid just behind me here they are very happy their entrance into the lower house of parliament first time that a far right political presence has been seen since the days of the franco dictatorship they hear they're celebrating they've met their expectations question is now how do the talks coalition go ahead now and what will that involve. for further talks between sudanese opposition groups in the military have been postponed until monday two sides were going to meet after forming a joint council on saturday it will lead the country until elections are held the teenage suspect in the shooting at a california synagogue has been charged with murder a nineteen year old is also being investigated for an arson attack on a mosque last month saturday's shooting left one woman dead and wounded three others investigators are now looking at john and his social media activity including an anti semit

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 of three hundred fifty however they could be big disruptors and could drive debates along issues of national unity and regional powers for the future of spain's semi autonomous catalan region was one of the big issues in the election but the separatist parties gained just forty percent of the votes there showing deep divisions over independence remain john hart has more from bosler. delight on the faces of pro independence s

down in front of those who don't respect the anti austerity together we can and center right citizens' parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people in between p.p.o. there are some people that if they pay in between p.p.i. involved and then some of them between. so we can see that debate is not a cure but on all four you know one part. whatever the. results forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that politics in spain has become more fractured more polarized a sign of the times when an increasing combative political stage. the uncertainty that has been dominating means that it's going to be really important to count all those rural votes and those in the province.

of either the left—wing podemos party and some other smaller parties or maybe the centre—right citizen's partyure 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 spain great again‘. — sounds familiar. here's the vox leader. translation: we now have a voice in congress and we can tell everyone in spain that vox is here to stay. thank you to a 2 million supporters. italy and france's

down in front of those who don't respect the anti austerity together we can and center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people in between p.p.o. there are some people whose if they pay in between p.p.i. involves and then some of them between. so we can see that there's not a cure but on all four you know one part people. whatever their. results forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that politics in spain has become more fractured it polarized a sign of the times when increasing completive political stage it's on the egle al-jazeera madrid. joins us live now from boston to join us a counselor is of course central to the national debate in spain how will this election help to shape politics there going f

austerity together we can and center right citizens parties have a chance of being part of a national government. previous coalitions have struggled in spain disagreeing factions have failed to pass national budgets the makeup of the next government is far from clear polling ahead of sunday's vote suggested forty percent of voters were struggling to make up their minds there are some people in between p.p.o. there are some people that if they've been between. a man some of them between. so we can see that there's not a clear pattern all for you know one part of a very highly of this whatever the. results forming a coalition is likely to take time and in a reflection of what's happening across europe the only certainty is that politics in spain has become more fractured it more polarized a sign of the times when increasing competition political stage sania agel al-jazeera madrid in france and the government yellow vest protesters have charged the police in the city of strasbourg the groups trying to cross a bridge to get to the european parliament but the been pushed back by riot polic

consider going into coalition with various political parties nominally one of the center right citizens party perhaps a coalition of hard left and regional parties that's right the bit 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 the 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 vox party now in government they only have twenty four seats out of three hundred fifty however they could be big disruptors and could drive debates along issues of national unity and regional powers still ahead on the spot checks and heightened security look at the new normal in sri lanka following the easter sunday attacks last. confident with the change will be one of the safest airplanes ever to fly bys boss issues investors after major airlines ground seven three seven seven three

they were the people's party, the socialists, citizens and books. right party which appeared in 2013. and which finally got a little bit more off, 20 seats in parliament, which is an important result, but not as big as expected. we have to remember that this party got parliamentary representation for the first time in december 2018. but as we are saying, the socialists won this election. now it will be necessary to have coalitions with other parties because they need to have the support of at least 176 deputies from parliament out of a total of 350. so the most probably will be that the socialists have a coalition maybe with unidas podemos, but they still need more support, so maybe smaller parties will be formed to form this government. this was a snap election called by prime minister pedro sanchez because he couldn't get the support enough to approve his government's budget. he was just as a prime minister one year here in spain. and then he called for this snap election, but now he has won the vote, as we are insisting. it will be necessary in a

party has moved. the interest of american citizens should be first and foremost. e the frustration the democratic party puts their own political interest for their citizens. >> whether this is this particular surrogate or the mueller probe that they were hoping for that collusion that could be pretty disastrous if you think about it. it is anti- american to be colluding with the russians but some of those people just wanted that here is senator rubio on that just moments ago. >> they put all their faith into the investigation they were confident would prove they were right and it did not happen so now they are having a public temper tantrum in essence we don't like with the investigation found so turn over everything you did so we can come through it and pull out any nugget we can and amplify or turn and twist. trish: is america becoming ungovernable because of this tit-for-tat dad is generated from the democratic party quick. >> i sure hope not. it is such a sad day in america when a whole political party is upset the day after a president is found out not to be b

chord with many people who felt that the traditional parties of the people's party and the socialists of course and an even citizens you know the liberals they weren't being as hardline as they felt. they should be and as i said it seems to have struck a chord with you know ten percent of the electorate ok a fractured political landscape in spain thanks for that insight public fully in madrid. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. scotland's first minister nicolas sturgeon has said her party will do what ever it takes to keep scotland in the european union in edinburgh she told delegates at her scottish national party's spring conference that britain's parliamentary system is broken and scotland needs to make its own choice over its future. ukraine's president elect for low demand selenski has promised to grant ukrainian citizenship to russians who quote suffer under the kremlin's rule the pledge was a response to a decree by russian president vladimir putin making it easier for you craniums in breakaway regions to obtain russian passports has been fighting moscow backed rebels in easte

the people's party of course and even from citizens so goodnight for them. reconfigured political landscape in spain public. lisa lewis thank you for that. german media reporting the country's domestic spy agency says it's becoming increasingly difficult to monitor right wing extremists. as according to a confidential report by german intelligence officials it says far right. this like a group called revolution happened it's whose members were arrested last year are becoming increasingly decentralized the report also says social media is playing an ever larger role in pushing people to the extreme right a little bit more about this i'm joined by reporter erin tilton is the government going to have to worry about the contents of this report well it does seem that they are taking this report rather seriously have to remember this it does come from germany's domestic intelligence agency in this is a report intended both for their higher ups and also members of the government so it does seem they are taking the potential threat of violence arctic stream is quite

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 water in the port city of pemba one hundred thirty people have been evacuated from there by boat. or the my oh my god the first some workers knocked at the door at six in the morning and as soon as we got out of bed the water had already reached our knees we try to wait and we tried to remove some of the water but t