The Spanish People’s Party (PP) is escalating its challenge to the decision by the Congress of Deputies’ governing board to reject proposals for a snap election. The PP, along with the Junts party, had submitted amendments calling for the dissolution of parliament and the calling of new elections. The Congress’s governing board, led by Francina Armengol, rejected these amendments, a move the PP deems “arbitrary and subservient.” In response, the PP has now formally appealed to the Constitutional Court, arguing the decision was unlawful. This action marks a further step in the PP’s offensive against the current parliamentary leadership. The appeal seeks to overturn the board’s ruling and force consideration of the election proposal. The outcome of this challenge could significantly impact the political landscape in Spain.