Enric Juliana on polarization: "I don't see minority parties out of the game"

Enric Juliana discusses the increasing polarization in Spanish politics ahead of the November 29 elections, emphasizing that minor parties will remain influential despite major alliances. He notes that this polarization is not new, tracing its roots back to the 1990s, but highlights the current international tensions affecting the political landscape. Juliana points out that the upcoming elections occur amidst a crisis in Europe, which complicates the political dialogue in Spain. He also mentions the significance of Senate alliances and the role of minor parties, suggesting they could still play a crucial role in shaping future governance, potentially leading to a shift from a Socialist-led government to one dominated by the Popular Party and Vox.