Is Spain the next populist domino to fall?

Far-right party wins seats in regional election for first time since the death of Francisco Franco

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Vox supporters wave Spanish flags in Madrid on Sunday
(Image credit: Oscar del Pozo/AFP/Getty Images)

A far-right party in Spain has won seats in a regional election for the first time since the death of Francisco Franco in 1975, in a further sign right-wing populism is gaining momentum across Europe.

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