The Spanish Prime Minister considers resigning because of his wife’s scandal

Prime Minister Sánchez, who has led the Spanish Government since 2018, announced on April 24 that “the severity of the attacks” on him and his wife, Begoña Gómez, caused him to reassess his location. your taste. Mr. Sánchez said he would reveal his decision on April 29.

According to the Guardian newspaper, Mr. Sánchez announced the above intentions in an open letter posted on social network X just a few hours after the Madrid Regional High Court of Justice announced the opening of a preliminary investigation into the relations. Ms. Gómez’s business following a complaint from the group Manos Limpias (Clean Hands).

In the letter, the Spanish Prime Minister said that Manos Limpias’s complaint was based on incriminating articles from news sites with “openly right-wing and extreme right-wing” political tendencies. He emphasized: “My wife Begoña will defend her honor and will cooperate with the legal system as much as possible to clarify things that seem scandalous but do not exist in reality.”

Mr. Sánchez accused his political opponents, mainly Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the conservative People’s Party (PP) and Santiago Abascal, leader of the far-right Vox party of collaborating with the friendly press and the Manos group Limpias to “carry out a campaign of baseless harassment and bullying” against his wife to destroy his personal and political reputation.

Government officials such as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Environment Teresa Ribera, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labor Yolanda Díaz, and leaders of parties in Mr. Sánchez’s coalition have spoken out in support of the current prime minister.

However, the move did not appease Mr. Sánchez’s critics. A PP spokesman expressed: “We think, instead of disappearing for 5 days, the Prime Minister should appear urgently to give a full explanation about the scandals surrounding him, the government and his wife.” grandfather”.

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