Voters in Spain are heading to the polls today for the second general election since April, and the fourth in as many years.
But hopes that the ballots would break the country's political deadlock remain slim. All opinion polls indicate that none of the political parties is likely to gain an overall majority, making the formation of a stable government particularly difficult and raising concerns throughout Europe.
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