Spain’s far right finds its voice once again

The Vox party is on course to become the second largest in the country as the right wing gains popular support, reports Graham Keeley in Madrid

Protesters hold Spanish national flags and Cross of Burgundy flags during a demonstration by Spain's far-Right Vox party to preserve a statue of Christopher Columbus (AFP/Getty)

Life-long conservative People’s Party voter Pilar Giménez has switched her allegiance to the far-Right after becoming disillusioned with the established parties.

She says: “Spain needs change right now and Vox is the only party which is going to make that happen.

“The PP does not do what it says it is going to do, there have been lots of corruption scandals, I have had enough.”