Maria Dolores de Cospedal, Mariano Rajoy and Cristina Cifuentes stand during the party's final campaign meeting in Madrid. (AFP Photo)
Polls opened in Spain today for the second elections since December aimed at unblocking six months of political paralysis, just days after a shock Brexit.
More than 36 million voters are called on to cast their ballot until 1800 GMT to say if they want radical change as promised by a far-left coalition led by Podemos, or stability and safety as pledged by the outgoing conservative Popular Party.