Popcorn and Spanish scandal

The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, has been caught up in a corruption scandal involving his wife, Begona Gomez. Both parties have denied the allegations, claiming they are baseless and stem from fake news.

The news about the investigation against Mrs. Gomez surfaced just months after Minister Sanchez first criticized Israel for its actions in Gaza and the atrocities it has committed against Palestinians. It has the ingredients of an international covert operation to discredit the Spanish prime minister. Despite its early stages, the investigation has already garnered global attention. Mr. Sanchez has suspended his official duties and is contemplating his political future.

Amidst the ongoing war and worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza, there is increasing political pressure to bring an end to the conflict. Unfortunately, Prime Minister Sanchez’s situation is just one of many instances where individuals who speak out against Israeli involvement in the humanitarian crisis are subject to political pressure. It is a disturbing trend that will threaten those brave enough to raise their voices against the U.S. and its allies.

 

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Spain’s prosecutor asked the court to throw out a corruption case against PM Sanchez’s wife. |REUTERS

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