Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez plans a proactive strategy in Parliament to address growing judicial scrutiny and maintain the support of his coalition partners. Government sources indicate Sánchez will address multiple issues, but will not accept responsibility for the conviction of former PSOE official, Ábalos. The government is reportedly emphasizing the acquittal of a key figure in a corruption case, Aldama, believing this outcome will galvanize their voter base. This strategy aims to minimize the impact of legal challenges on the stability of the coalition, as partners have expressed concerns. The move represents an attempt to control the narrative and deflect criticism amid increasing political pressure. Sánchez intends to present a strong defense against accusations while simultaneously attempting to reassure allies facing internal dissent. The government frames the Aldama verdict as a victory against corruption attempts, despite its controversial implications.