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Spain’s Pedro Sánchez calls for a snap election

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Pedro Sánchez is calling for a snap election, according to CNBC World.

The coverage links his stance to Europe’s dissent on U.S. foreign policy, while also noting that anger back home has been triggered by the case of an 87-year-old woman, CNBC Markets said.

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