Spane held elections last week, but unlike most elections, all the attention has been on

who came in third.

And the name of that third place party?

They're called Vox.

Oh, like Fox, like F-O-X.

No, like V-O-X, like us.

We have no affiliation.

I think it should be said.

They're colors are like green, ours are yellow.

Or in fact, when I tell my family members in Spain that I work for Vox, they always like

have to take a second until they remember that there's nothing to do with it.

Alex Ward, co-hosts this Vox's worldly podcast, but he's also a Spanish citizen.

So I asked him to explain why that Vox coming in third was such a big deal.

It's a big deal in the grander scheme of European politics because there is a far right

resurgence.

We've seen it in France.

We've seen it in Germany.

We've seen it all over the place.

And Spain was supposed to be the one place where there was a vaccination against this

populace far right rise.

And the reason was that Spain used to live under a far right dictatorship from 1939 to

1975.

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