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Sánchez Defends Family Amid Corruption Claims, Rejects Early Elections

9/2/2025

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez defended his family against corruption probes, labeling them as politically motivated and criticizing judges for their actions.
He asserted that there is no systemic corruption within his Socialist Party (PSOE).
Sánchez intends to present a budget and opposes early elections, citing potential governmental paralysis and the need to manage European funds effectively.

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez defended his family against corruption probes, labeling them as politically motivated and criticizing judges for their actions.
He asserted that there is no systemic corruption within his Socialist Party (PSOE).
Sánchez intends to present a budget and opposes early elections, citing potential governmental paralysis and the need to manage European funds effectively.