Spain's Embattled Prime Minister Gambles Again on Snap Election

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced an early general election in Spain, set for July 23rd, following unfavorable local election results. The decision aims to shift the political narrative and address the shift from left to right in the country's political landscape. The strategy is risky due to the existing gap between the right and left, and the potential for low voter turnout during the summer. Despite positive economic indicators, the election is expected to focus on political rather than economic issues, with the right framing it as a moral test for the country.

What prompted Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to announce an early election?

What are the two main issues the Prime Minister is trying to address with this election?

How does the timing of the election in July affect voter turnout?

Why is this election described as a political election rather than an economic one?

In what way has the right framed the upcoming election, according to the text?