Rob Horgan
THE Spanish public will head to the polls again on June 26.
King Felipe signed a decree dissolving the current parliament in a bid to break the political stalemate.
The country has been without an elected government since December’s ballot failed to produce a majority.
Months of pact-negotiations between the country’s five main parties – PP, PSOE, Podemos, Ciudadanos and the IU – have failed to produce a coalition.
The same outcome will prevail after June..so what then! The word “government” is truly mis-leading in Spain.
Keep an eye on the military. They almost cracked it once before remember.