Spain's Socialist PM Sanchez gets fresh bid to form government after conservatives' failure
- Conservative leader Alberto Nunez Feijoo failed twice to gain parliamentary majority to become PM.
- Feijoo's concession paves way for Socialist Pedro Sanchez's candidacy for new term.
- July elections produced fractured parliament with 11 parties, making majority difficult.
- Sanchez building coalition, possibly including Catalan separatists, to gain support.
- If no government formed by November 27, another election to be held January 14.