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Barcepundit mulls over the voting figures. The FT sees trouble ahead for the government:
Prime Minister Zapatero's ruling Socialists face awkward alliance choices after failing to win the absolute majority they had sought to tackle a deepening slowdown in the once-robust economy. The Socialists won 169 seats -- seven short of an absolute majority in the 350-seat parliament -- against the Popular Party's 153.
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