… attitudes and behavior, as well as the activities of political parties during the first years of
the democratic regime, we used several different kinds of data in this study. These included in-…

… linking the intention to vote for new political parties and populist attitudes. … new political
parties. Overall, we find reasons to argue that individuals aiming to vote for new parties in Spain …

… a beleaguered political supply, gave the radical right an opportunity to avoid stigma, as we
demonstrate through a news content analysis. However, whereas in Spain Vox could profit …

… April 30, in Spain. This work describes the consumption patterns of political parties in social
… facts that determine to what extent Spanish people trust the news they receive. The amount …

… They score lower on the Brexit question, meaning they believe that Brexit is not bad news
after all, as it will make the EU more cohesive and strengthen European integration. …

… Although affective polarisation generally refers to sentiments towards partisans, most studies
measure this phenomenon using evaluations of political parties/leaders, which are the two …

… We find that lockdowns have increased vote intentions for the party of the Prime Minister/President,
trust in government and satisfaction with democracy. Furthermore, we find that, while …

… become, in the views of the Spanish political parties, a crucial collective problem that called
… Spanish party system by 2011 is also shown by the fact that none of the three political parties …

… expectations about which political parties use which emotional … populist parties use significantly
more negative emotional … pride, hope) than mainstream parties. Furthermore, I find that …

… without the authorization of the Spanish Government. This unauthorized public … of political
events that have left a deep mark on Spanish politics, including the national government's ill-…