Spain is no longer an exception Vox stars in the fifth larg

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The Spanish exception has ended. In less than a year, what was the last of the great European powers without representation of the extreme right has become the protagonist of the fifth largest rise in history on the continent, at least in the recent elections. Comparing the case of Vox with the elections of 28-A, the far-right formation has increased its presence in the Congress of Deputies by 28 deputies (from 24 to 52) and by 5.1 percentage points in votes, which places it as number five in the recent ranking of rises of the extreme right in the Old Continent. The emergence of Vox, although surprising in the recent history of Spain, is still far from figures such as those of FIDESZ-Hungarian Civic Union, which stormed the Panonian Parliament with a rise of percentage points compared to the previous elections of the year 2018. Currently there are 133 of the 199 deputies in Congress.



What is Teruel Existen, the party that has won a seat in the 10-N elections Another of the most notable increases in recent times was that of Vlaams Belang in the Belgian parliament (8.3 percentage points more). The far-right party shares a common denominator with those of Santiago Abascal: both formations have been mentored by Steve Bannon, former advisor to Donald Trump Middle East Phone Number List and main strategist of the European extreme right . Next on the list of far-right rises is Alternative for Germany , with an increase of 7.9 percentage points compared to the 2017 elections in the Bavarian parliament. With 91 deputies, the party led by Jörg Meuthen and Alexander Gauland leads the Eurosceptic movement in the Old Continent. The last member of the promotion list is Kotleba-Our Slovakia People's Party, the Eurosceptic alternative of the Slavic country. The formation led by Marian Kotleba still has a scant 14 deputies out of 150 , but its electoral rise has been meteoric since the last elections in 2016, since previously they did not have representation.







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