Pedro Sánchez Rejects Corruption Claims Against Wife and Brother as Political Attacks
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addressed pointed questions about multiple ongoing corruption investigations targeting members of his government and family. He acknowledged that his administration has faced real cases of corruption and said governments must respond effectively when they occur. Sánchez drew a sharp distinction regarding probes into his wife and brother, describing them as something other than corruption and instead as personal attacks by the opposition and far-right groups. He reflected on the difficulties of political life while defending his record of service to the country.