Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez leaves after attending weekly cabinet control session at Parliament in Madrid, September 18, 2019. REUTERS/Sergio Perez
MADRID (Reuters) - Spaniards were frustrated and angry on Wednesday after being called to the polls for a fourth time in four years and some said they would stay away from the ballot box, making it harder to predict how the political deadlock could be broken.
Spain has been in political limbo since the Socialists emerged as the biggest party in a parliamentary election in April but without enough seats to govern on their own.
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