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Spain Socialists, far-left Podemos agree in principle to form govt

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Pedro Sanchez (PSOE, the Spanish Socialist Party) and Pablo Iglesias (Podemos Party) announce that the parties have agreed in principle to form a coalition government. A government formed by the two parties -- who tried and failed to reach a deal several months ago, triggering Sunday's repeat election -- would need the support of other factions in order to pass an investiture vote with at least 176 votes in the 350-seat parliament. IMAGES

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