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Pedro Sánchez's wife to face corruption trial and must surrender her passport

20 Haziran 2026Financial Times

The wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has been ordered to face a corruption trial and surrender her passport, a surprising decision that has drawn criticism from the prime minister's office. Officials have accused the judge of judicial overreach, suggesting that the ruling undermines the integrity of the…
This development raises questions about the implications for Sánchez's administration and its stability moving forward.
Corruption trials involving high-profile political figures are not uncommon in Spain, where public sentiment often demands accountability. This case could further polarize the political landscape, especially in the lead-up to upcoming elections.
The decision to put Sánchez's wife on trial for corruption reflects a broader trend of increasing scrutiny on political figures in Spain. While the prime minister's office claims judicial overreach, the situation may also signal a shift towards greater accountability within the political sphere.

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