In Plaza Anton Martin, a small square in central Madrid, a pre-election poster promised “a new country”, but many people feel jaded by political pledges.
Spain heads back to the polls on Sunday (26 June) for a repeat general election after the four main parties chosen in December failed to agree a government.
Few expect the new vote to end the stalemate, however.
Opinion polls forecast that the conservatives will again grab the most seats, but fall short of an absolute maj...
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