A collaborative article: What PSOE voters think about the corruption outbreak
Spain is experiencing an unprecedented outbreak of political corruption, affecting the Socialist Party (PSOE).
The PSOE has been implicated in serious corruption cases for decades, but until now it has never faced so many scandals combined and of this magnitude, to the point of leaving the party severely damaged less than halfway through this term. Any other political party would collapse under the weight of the scandals we're seeing, but for years, Pedro Sánchez has been polarizing Spanish society to such an extent that many socialist voters are already immune to any scandal.
However, I suppose that, as with other parties, there will be more or less convinced socialist voters among them. So I encourage you to use the comments on this article to contribute your perspective on this issue. Whether you are a PSOE voter or know someone who has shared their assessment of what we're seeing, I encourage you to share your thoughts in the comments. I think it can give us an idea of how things are in the socialist ranks right now.
(You can see the responses to this article in Spanish here)
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Photo: PSOE. Closing Ceremony of the 41st Federal Congress of the PSOE on December 1, 2024.
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