US EditionThe Pp Neutralizes Sánchez's Euphoria About Holding on Until 2027: "the Situation Is Unsustainable"
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In his final political assessment of 2025, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez placed at the forefront of his objectives for the coming year the continuation of social progress and promises, while simultaneously addressing the alleged cases of corruption and sexual harassment within the ranks of the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party). These two issues opened his address at Moncloa Palace on the eve of the Christmas holidays, and he used them to co…
On Monday, Pedro Sánchez used the political assessment of the past year to stake out his position in a context marked by political and media pressure. From the Moncloa Palace, the Prime Minister ruled out any possibility of early elections or a cabinet reshuffle and reaffirmed his intention to serve out his term until 2027, despite the corruption cases affecting the PSOE and the scandals related to alleged episodes of sexual harassment uncovered…
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