"Far-right party Vox poses existential threat in Spain's 2023 election"

Spain's far-right party, Vox, could potentially become a junior partner in a conservative coalition government after the upcoming national elections. This would mark the first time in generations that the far-right has gained significant influence in Spain. Vox's platform includes anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, and anti-LGBTQ views, and it advocates for policies such as banning abortion and reversing trans rights laws. While the Popular Party (PP) is expected to win the most seats, it will likely need Vox's support to form a government. If Vox enters the government, it could push for a rightward shift on various issues. Vox's rise in Spain mirrors the gains of far-right parties across Europe, potentially emboldening similar movements in other countries.
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