US EditionSpain ruling party bars members from hiring sex workers
SPAIN, JUL 4 – The Socialist Party adopted a strict code reform to expel members involved in paying for sex workers amid a corruption scandal including high-ranking officials, party sources said.
- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has prohibited party members from hiring sex workers, stating it is now banned and punishable by expulsion from the party.
- The Socialist party declared that soliciting sexual acts for money is not acceptable for its members.
- Sanchez stated, 'If we believe a woman’s body is not for sale, our party cannot allow behaviour contrary to that.'
- During a party meeting in Madrid, Sanchez expressed his determination to remain in leadership despite challenges, comparing it to steering a ship through a storm.
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