"Spanish Socialists and Far-Left Sumar Form Coalition Government, Reinforce Banking and Windfall Taxes"
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Spain's Socialist Party (PSOE) and the far-left Sumar coalition have signed an agreement to form a coalition government, which includes social measures such as job regulation and raising the minimum wage. However, the coalition does not secure a majority, so Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez still needs the support of smaller regional parties, including the Catalan separatist groups demanding amnesty and a new vote on self-determination. If Sánchez fails to secure majority support by November 27, new elections will be held on January 14, 2024.
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- Spanish Potential Coalition Government to Reinforce Banking Tax U.S. News & World Report
- Spain's Socialists and Sumar agree windfall tax extension in coalition deal Reuters
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