[DENVERPOST] Spain's next prime minister could be a young pony-tailed university professor, or perhaps a leather-jacketed lawyer who once posed nude in campaign posters.Sounds like they're really well-qualified.
They demonstrate just how much Spanish politics has changed in the four years since the last general election.
I mean, look at all Cicciolina accomplished.
A severe economic crisis, crushing unemployment and incessant corruption cases have turned many Spaniards away from the staid, career politicians who head the mainstream right and left parties that have alternated in office for decades.
Three words: Otho, Vitellius, and Galba. And the same applies to us.