Vox, the far right in Spain
Vox (its name Latin for voice) was formed in December 2013 as a splinter group from the PP, with members defecting to the new party after growing frustrated at the PPs fiscal policy and failure to take a harder line on the separatist group ETA.
The party is led by Santiago Abascal, a 42-year-old former Basque Parliament member known to shout Spain first! at rallies, taking inspiration from American, British and French right-wing populist movements. It is an advocate for the free market, a recentralization of the state and electoral reform.
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