Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is surrounded by corruption investigations, with some beginning in his own family, targeting his wife and brother.
But as a ‘good’ socialist, he is just brushing the scandals aside, posturing as a great leader at the NATO summit, where he refused to increase his country’s defense spending – the lowest in the military alliance.
WATCH: GRANADA, ALICANTE, PARLA, OVIEDO… THE SPANISH PEOPLE IN ONE VOICE: ‘PEDRO SÁNCHEZ, SON OF A BITCH!’
GRANADA, ALICANTE, PARLA, OVIEDO…
EL PUEBLO ESPAÑOL ES UN CLAMOR:“¡PEDRO SÁNCHEZ, HIJO DE PUTA!”
Es un Gobierno ILEGÍTIMO, un presidente ILEGÍTIMO.
El PSOE manda en contra de la voluntad de los españoles. pic.twitter.com/AT1FQNKjjn— (@BECAES_) June 23, 2025
Back home, Sánchez is still flexing, announcing that he intends to run for re-election in 2027, when his current term is set to end.
Reuters reported:
“Sanchez, a Socialist, heads a minority leftist coalition government embroiled in a series of scandals, which have led the opposition to demand his resignation.
‘Yes, I am determined to run in the next general election in 2027’, Sanchez told reporters after a question on whether he thought his government had the support of a majority of the population.”
Sanchez will not call new elections before the end of his term despite the scandals tarnishing his party.
“Police entered the party’s headquarters on Friday to copy the emails of Santos Cerdan, a close ally of Sanchez’s, who had resigned a week earlier after a police report on alleged kickbacks was released.
The Cerdan case was the latest and most serious of a series of scandals that have left Sanchez having to fend off calls from opponents for snap elections.”
Watch: Sánchez is relegated to the farthest spot in NATO’s ‘family foto’.
Brutal esta toma: Pedro Sánchez es relegado por el mundo. pic.twitter.com/hoIQOR4DxV
— Adriana Martinez (@AdrianaVeterin) June 25, 2025
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Spain and NATO Agree: Madrid Will NOT Spend 5% of GDP in Defense – Deal Comes as Dispute Threatened To Derail Alliance’s Next Week Summit
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