The Government Delays Its Announced Complaint for the Publication of Wasaps and Eludes to Clarify Whether It Has Been Blackmailed

Today I turned on the radio with my first cup of coffee and, as usual, there was yet another disappointment for Pedro Sánchez. It's curious: the prime minister is no longer surrounded by ministers, but by court cases. Every day dawns with a new accusation, a compromising message, or a police report that drags another of his own into the mud. And meanwhile, he remains there, as if nothing had happened. He smiles, makes appearances, repeats slogan…

The government assures that it is "very calm" in relation to the published messages of President Pedro...

The spokesperson avoids clarifying on two occasions what, in private, socialists have admitted to their closest daily newspaper, El País. "The government is...

Alegría insists that Sánchez's rights have been violated, but does not pronounce on when he will file a complaint for the messages. More information: The government will denounce the leaking of Sánchez's messages and accuses the PP of making "casquería policy"

In full controversy over the leak of private messages between the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, and the former minister of transport, José Luis Ábalos, the minister of education and spokesman, Pilar Alegría, has appeared at a press conference after the Council of Ministers. The expectation was maximum in view of the possibility that the minister would clarify whether Sanchez has been the subject of blackmail, an issue that has gain…