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How do you explain the result of the right and the extreme right in the Spanish elections of July 23? All the polls predicted a landslide victory for the right, the radicalized mainstream of the PP and the extreme of Vox. The popular parties have grown, recovering all the votes lost in the last decade in favor of Ciudadanos, but they have not met expectationsthat had been created. Although the PP is the first party, it has no chance of forming a government.

 On the other hand, Vox has suffered a Phone Number List  defeat. He has lost 600,000 votes and 19 deputies and is irrelevant in the new Parliament. However, I would be careful in stating that we are seeing the beginning of the end for Vox because, in any case, it has obtained more than three million votes, largely consolidating its electorate. It will depend on what happens now, on what the party led by Santiago Abascal does and what the popular ones do, to understand if Vox is a party with a future or has been a will-o'-the-wisp in Spanish politics. Now, the Spanish right has not had a bad result.



The advance of the radicalized right - which run for elections, but undermine democracy by fighting the principles of equality and recognition - and a series of reactionary and authoritarian extreme right - which challenge the existing democracy to postulate a true order and often act as violent way – is increasingly evident. Faced with this panorama, different voices present in the public debate maintain that "the right is not studied: it is fought.