Supporters of the Spanish prime minister are planning protests on Saturday to call on him to remain in office after he announced this week that he was considering stepping down following corruption allegations against his wife. European and Latin American leaders and political figures in left-wing parties have also called on the Socialist prime minister, who has been in power for six years, not to resign. The local branches of the Socialist Party (PSOE) are organizing the descent of their members by buses tomorrow morning in Madrid. Sanchez, 52, surprised opponents and allies when he said on Wednesday that he would suspend his duties for several days to consider whether to resign. It was announced on the same day that Spanish justice is investigating his wife, Begonia Gomet, on charges of corruption and undue influence, which Sanchez says are false and orchestrated by his conservative rivals. A judge investigates the complaint in […]
Source: News Beast
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