Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez appeared before Congress to address allegations of corruption involving former officials, including José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Leire Pajín, and José Ábalos. The appearance follows a 24-year prison sentence handed down to a former close aide of Sánchez. Sánchez was granted unlimited time to present his defense and explain his government’s handling of the situation. The session focused on scrutiny regarding potential conflicts of interest and impropriety linked to these cases. Opposition parties are expected to heavily question Sánchez regarding his knowledge and oversight of the alleged wrongdoing. The Prime Minister aims to demonstrate accountability and transparency in response to growing public and political pressure. This appearance marks a critical moment for Sánchez’s administration as it navigates these significant corruption concerns.