Published 13 days ago

Spain's Socialist Party urges PM Sanchez not to resign amid attacks on wife

Spain's Socialist Party supported Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez amid pressure to resign over attacks on his wife.
First Deputy Prime Minister María Jesús Montero rallied for Sánchez, denouncing the "verbal violence" in a campaign against him and his family.
Sánchez questioned continuing as prime minister due to a corruption investigation into his wife, leading to considerations of resignation.

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BBC News

Thousands turn out at rally for Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez

More than 12,000 people rally to urge the prime minister to stay in office as he decides whether to resign.

14 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Spanish opposition step up Sánchez attacks as PM decides on his future

PP leader accuses prime minister of navel-gazing, while Sánchez’s supporters rally in Madrid

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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VOA News

Thousands rally in Madrid to urge Spanish PM not to resign

madrid — Thousands of supporters and members of Spain's Socialist party rallied outside the party's national headquarters in Madrid on Saturday to show support for Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and urge him not to step down. Sanchez stunned Spain when he announced Wednesday that he was canceling his itinerary while he considers whether to resign after what he described as a "smear campaign" against his wife. He said he would reveal his plans Mon…

14 days ago·United States

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UPI

Spain's Socialist Party urges PM Sanchez not to resign amid attacks on wife

Spain's Socialist Party convened in Madrid Saturday to rally behind Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez as he considers resigning amid attacks against his wife.

14 days ago·Washington, United States

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Deutsche Welle

Spain: Sanchez supporters rally, urge PM not to quit

With a scandal rocking the family of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, thousands of his supporters took to the streets of Madrid to urge the leftist leader to stay in office.

14 days ago·Germany

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El Pais

The Socialist Party, between Sánchez's two exceptional federal committees

Still moved by the jumps in the musical thread, from La Internacional to Raffaella Carrà without a solution of continuity, a veteran socialist fit what was in front of his eyes: “But when did Pedro do something that we could hope for?” The President of the Government and Secretary General of the Socialists has been the absent protagonist of this exceptional, intense and disconcerting Federal Committee of the Socialist Party, as was the one on Oc…

14 days ago·Spain

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