Socialists leader Pedro Sanchez (R) and Ciudadanos leader Albert Rivera talk as they arrive for their meeting at the Spanish Parliament in Madrid, Spain, February 4, 2016. REUTERS/Sergio Perez
MADRID (Reuters) - A majority of Spaniards favour a coalition government led by the Socialist party PSOE and market-friendly newcomer Ciudadanos, according to a poll published by El Pais newspaper on Sunday as Spain's political deadlock continues.
Spain has yet to form a government seven weeks after an inconclusive Dec. 20 election in which no party won enough votes to govern. Newer parties, particularly the anti-austerity Podemos and the liberal Ciudadanos, grabbed votes from mainstream rivals.
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