Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Spain's acting Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska leave the National Police headquarters after a visit, in Barcelona, Spain, October 21, 2019. REUTERS/Jon Nazca
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain will hold its fourth election in four years on Nov. 10 to try and break a political stalemate that has left the country without a proper government or budget for many months.
As the campaign starts, here are the key promises made by parties, presented in decreasing order by ratings in opinion polls:
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