A Spanish judge has ordered the wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to stand trial and has confiscated her passport. The case stems from an ongoing judicial investigation involving alleged influence peddling and corruption. This decision intensifies a series of legal scandals surrounding Sánchez’s family and inner circle. The indictment raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the Prime Minister’s personal conduct. Simultaneously, the unfolding situation poses a significant threat to Sánchez’s already fragile minority government, potentially triggering a political crisis. The judge’s actions are likely to fuel further political debate and scrutiny of the Prime Minister’s administration. This development adds to a growing list of legal challenges facing those connected to the Spanish leader.