Spain Snap Election Called Amidst Growing Support for Far-Right Party Vox

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has called a snap general election for July, following the conservatives' success in the recent key local and regional elections.

The Socialist Party is hoping to mobilize the Spanish left to stop the conservatives from gaining power with the help of the far-right party Vox.

The recent election results show that the far-right party Vox is still growing support, and the Socialist Party could use this as part of their electoral strategy against the conservatives.

The recent elections also saw the Popular Party winning more than seven million votes, two million more than in the last elections, and gaining control of several cities previously ruled by the Socialists.

The Socialist Party's "brand" has deteriorated, and this has affected their regional and local candidates.