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In the same line than BigGreg, President and government election is still a complex task, Spanish president election is parliamentary, there are two ways to president be elected by absolute majority (the half plus one of the parliamentarians, 176) or by simple majority (that means more votes in favour than against). In this moment, Popular party has 137/350.
In the potential first election, in this moment and evaluating what parties have explained in the media, only Popular Party will vote in favour to the government proposal and C´s + PSOE+ IU-PODEMOS has explained that they will vote against (32+85+71= 188), the rest of parties it can be expected what the will vote but they have not explained still publically (possibly ERC-CDC-PNU-EH will vote against =24), in this sense the results should be 137 against 212).
For the second election things can change, C´s has explained that they will not stop the potential government with their abstention, that means 137 Yes and 156 against, from the other 24 they could get some support but not from the left parties, making impossible the election.
The solution is easy, or PSOE votes in favour or in abstention, at least in this moment they have said that they are not going to do this, or C´s vote in favour and ask for abstention for the rest of the camera, that after the meeting from yesterday is not going to happen. In politics things can change, but in this moment the situation is very complex. About the potential solutions, C´s party has asked for a change from last government including a new different president proposal, but Popular Party has explained that they are not going to be controlled by the fourth party in the congress camera.
About the reference from Bobbykennedy, Spain does not have royalties in mining activities.