Again, Sánchez refuses to resign. Maybe the Spanish Socialist party is indeed an example – a bad one. For the second time in fifteen months, the Spanish Prime Minister, absolutely surrounded by corruption and sexual harassment scandals, took some time to reflect on if he should resign. The first time, back in April 2024, was prompted by the reporting of compelling evidence linking his wife, Begoña Gómez, to an ongoing corruption probe. Both times, the socialist leader came back from his ‘meditations’, refusing to resign and call early elections, professing his complete innocence, and vowing to fight corruption and sexual misconduct. Read: With His Wife Indicted for Corruption, Spanish Socialist PM Sánchez Is Considering Resigning This time, out-of-touch Sánchez went as far as saying his…
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