Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is adopting a more aggressive political strategy, directly attacking the integrity of opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo. This shift comes a year after Sánchez publicly apologized and considered resigning following a scandal involving a former party official, known as the ‘caso Cerdán’. Rather than focusing on his own past difficulties, Sánchez intends to portray himself as a leader committed to accountability while questioning Feijóo’s character. The new approach also involves redirecting attention towards Isabel Ayuso, a prominent figure within Feijóo’s party. This move signals a change in tactics for Sánchez, moving away from defense and towards a more proactive offensive against his political rivals. The aim is to contrast his own perceived ethical stance with that of the opposition, particularly as Spain approaches potential electoral challenges.