Spain court says investigating PM Pedro Sanchez's wife for graft
Wednesday, 24 April 2024 A Madrid court said Wednesday it had opened a preliminary investigation into the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on suspicion of influence peddling and corruption. In a brief statement, the court said it had "opened an investigation into the alleged offence of influence peddling and corruption in business against Begona Gomez".
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez faces potential resignation as a court investigates his wife for alleged graft. The probe, prompted by an anti-corruption group's complaint, implicates Begona Gomez's ties to private firms. Sanchez denounced the investigation, labeling it harassment by political...
Sanchez took five days off to think about his future, following the decision by a court to open preliminary proceedings against his wife Begona Gomez on corruption allegations.
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Wednesday, 24 April 2024
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