Conservative leader Feijoo faces uphill battle to form government in Spain after inconclusive elections

The conservative People's Party led by Feijoo won the most votes but fell short of a majority in July's elections.
King Felipe nominated Feijoo as PM candidate but he lacks required support, needing allies to back him or abstain.
If Feijoo fails in two votes, Socialist acting PM Sanchez could stay in power with small party support.
Feijoo has two months to form government before new elections called, Sanchez leaving field open for opponent.
Disputes with far-right Vox have weakened Feijoo's position, making absolute majority for him unlikely.