Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has indicated a willingness to consider holding general elections before regional and municipal votes, reversing previous statements. This potential shift in timing comes amid political pressure and speculation regarding a snap election. Sánchez avoided directly answering a question about whether he would return jewelry discovered by anti-corruption authorities in former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero’s safe. He stated that Zapatero, not he, should address the matter of the discovered items. The jewelry was found during an investigation by the Anti-Corruption Unit (UCO). This deflection has drawn criticism from opposition parties who are calling for greater transparency. The timing of the elections remains uncertain, but Sánchez’s comments suggest a change in strategy is possible.