Spanish prime minister Pedro Sanchez denies corruption allegations

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez addressed the national parliament in Madrid on June 24, responding to accusations of widespread corruption affecting his government and close associates. Sanchez requested the session to clarify ongoing investigations and legal proceedings. During his speech, he denied the allegations, asserting that "certain political and media actors are trying to mix everything up... to create a feeling of generalised corruption." Opposition members reportedly reacted with laughter during his remarks. The Prime Minister, a prominent left-wing leader in Europe, faces continued scrutiny over these claims.

Sources: Le Monde