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Spain's Prime Minister Calls Snap Election Amid Political Turmoil
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- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called a snap general election for November 29.
- The election follows parliamentary setbacks and corruption allegations weakening his government.
- Sánchez's Socialist Party is trailing in opinion polls against conservative and far-right rivals.
- A potential outcome could bring a far-right party into Spain's central government.
- Sánchez has a history of forming fragile alliances to stay in power.
- The housing crisis provided an opportunity to shift political focus.
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