MADRID (Reuters) - The leader of Spain's Socialists Pedro Sanchez on Thursday said his party was still opposed to a conservative government of caretaker Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and would vote against him if he sought the confidence of parliament.
"We want to change Rajoy's government and this is why we will vote 'no' in a confidence vote," Sanchez told journalists.
Without a backing or at least an abstention of the Socialists, Rajoy would find it almost impossible to secure a majority for a second term in office.