Pedro Sánchez's challenge: control session in Congress with accusations and controversies

The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, faced an important session of questioning in the Congress of Deputies today, where he had to provide explanations on various current issues that have generated controversy in recent days. Among the topics addressed are the political situation following the Catalan elections, the latest European Council meeting, the crisis in the Middle East, and the allegations of alleged influence peddling against his wife, Begoña Gómez. Sánchez's appearance took place at a crucial moment, just before the start of the electoral campaign for the European elections. Additionally, it occurred amidst controversy surrounding the government's possible decision to recognize the State of Palestine, in line with other European countries, and after the withdrawal of the Argentine ambassador due to offensive comments made by the liberal economist Milei towards the president's wife. During the government questioning session, which lasted for over six hours, Pedro Sánchez addressed a wide range of topics, from the situation in Gaza to negotiations with the United Kingdom regarding Gibraltar, and including his wife's private activities. This session marked a return to parliamentary normality after a brief interruption prompted by accusations against Begoña Gómez. The questions posed by opposition leaders reflected the intensity of scrutiny the president was subjected to. The leader of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, questioned the transparency of the government and the truth that citizens deserve to know. Meanwhile, Junts spokesperson Míriam Nogueras addressed the political situation in Spain, and Bildu representative Mertxe Aizpurua challenged Sánchez to define his commitments to democratic regeneration. Political tension was palpable in the chamber during the session, with vigorous exchanges between the president and the various parliamentary groups. The allegations of influence peddling against Sánchez's wife have created an atmosphere of uncertainty that was reflected in the deputies' interventions and in the opposition's demand for clarity. In this context, Pedro Sánchez's appearance took on special relevance, as he not only had to address national and international political issues but also defend the image and integrity of his family. The corruption allegations and pressure from various political sectors have tested the government's strength and the president's ability to respond. The government questioning session concluded without completely dispelling the doubts and suspicions that have surrounded Pedro Sánchez in recent weeks. Uncertainty persists, and the need for transparency and clarity in government management remains a central issue in the Spanish political agenda. The public's expectation is that the facts will be clarified and action will be taken responsibly in the interest of democratic regeneration.