Spain’s election campaign kicks off tonight: what foreign residents need to know about the 29 November vote

Anyone walking through a Spanish town or city over the coming days will find it hard to miss: lampposts, billboards and walls are about to fill up with smiling faces and campaign slogans. At midnight tonight, the official campaign begins…

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