Spain faces political uncertainty after two new movements won nearly a third of the seats in the country's election.<br />Anti-austerity party Podemos and liberal Ciudadanos made big gains as the conservative Popular Party lost its majority.<br />"Spain is not going to be the same anymore and we are very happy," said Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias.<br />The PP and the Socialists had alternated running the government for more than three decades.<br />The parties must now embark on negotiations to form a coalition.<br />The PP had 28.7% of the vote, the Socialists 22%, Podemos 20.6% and Ciudadanos 13.9%.
