Madrid — With yet another election on the horizon, Spain feels as if one of Europe’s most politically fractured countries. But investors are not worried.

Why? The markets sense a still-robust economy and a pro-European consensus. That wasn’t the case in Italy and Brexit-battered Britain, two countries that also flirted with imminent elections while their euroscepticism raised red flags...

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