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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said the results of the U.S. midterm elections reflected voters’ rejection of policies of impoverishment, hatred and discrimination. He said the far-right wave had begun to recede and that the same could happen in Spain. Sánchez linked his remarks to what U.S. media described as Democratic gains in both the House and the Senate. Polls, meanwhile, showed that the cost of living, inflation and dissatisfaction with Donald Trump’s policies—as well as the fallout from the war with Iran—had influenced voters’ choices. His comments came ahead of Spain’s general election, scheduled for November 29, in which his Socialist Party is seeking to remain in power against the People’s Party and Vox.
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