The leader of Spain’s Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) has told a judge that there are “worrying indications” regarding the case of Leire Díez, a young woman who died after falling from a building while attending a PSOE event. While testifying, the party leader denied meeting Díez at the PSOE headquarters in Ferraz, Madrid. However, she did confirm knowing Díez since 2017. This acknowledgement of potentially troubling evidence comes amid scrutiny surrounding the circumstances of Díez's death and calls for a thorough investigation. The case has sparked political debate and raised questions about the PSOE’s handling of the situation. Further details regarding the “worrying indications” have not been publicly released. The judge is continuing to investigate the timeline of events and potential inconsistencies in statements.