US EditionSanchez's Father-in-Law Took over the Spending of the 2014 and 2017 Primary: "Sabinian Was the Fifth of the Peugeot"
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The candidacy of the 2017 primaries that returned Pedro Sánchez to the leadership of the PSOE was financed almost entirely by his father-in-law, businessman Sabiniano Gómez, dedicated to the management of saunas and prostitution premises, who died in June last year. According to Vozpopuli, José Luis Ábalos still preserves [...]
Ábalos managed the economic resources of the second Sanchist campaign at a time when the PSOE leader lacked regular revenue
The National High Court had already ruled in 2024 and declared them to be 'legal private businesses' at the same time as it criticized the 'deplorable partisan use' of this kind of information.
The National High Court stated that Sanchez's father-in-law's saunas were a "legal private activity" and that the court criticized the "deplorable partisan use" of this case
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