How many unborn babies does Sánchez predict will have to die to cover each envelope like this?

The Civil Guard continues to tighten its grip on Pedro Sánchez and his party, the PSOE, due to their corruption scandals.

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The irregular payments from the PSOE to José Luis Ábalos

Yesterday it was revealed that the Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard has identified that former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos received "undeclared cash income" from the PSOE for a total value of "at least 95,437.33 euros". The UCO report includes photos of the envelopes in question, which were identified with the PSOE logo, a sign that the socialists believed they had total impunity in committing these alleged irregularities. It also happens that these irregular payments were made by the PSOE for years, which would have brought to light the existence of alternative accounting to the one legally recognized by that party.

The newspaper El Debate has pointed out that the UCO report states that "among the evidence examined, other cash payments have come to light that would have been made by the PSOE, without any documentary support or information on this matter". This information increasingly points to a possible case of illegal financing of that party, which would be added to the corruption scandals affecting Sánchez's personal circle and his government.

Sánchez turns to abortion as a new distraction

With the memory of the war in the Middle East exhausted due to Trump's peace plan for Gaza (yesterday it was learned that Hamas agrees to release the hostages as demanded by the US president, but asks to negotiate other points of its plan), and with an internal war on the left because of Palestinianism, Sánchez is running out of resources to distract public opinion and prevent it from paying attention to the corruption scandals in his government and his party.

In a desperate attempt to make headlines and prevent the media from focusing on the PSOE's irregular payments to Ábalos, yesterday the government launched a proposal to reform the Constitution to include abortion, a proposal for which Sánchez does not even have the necessary support (for such a change he would need a qualified majority of 210 deputies, and right now he cannot even manage to pass his budget).

Attacking human life at its beginning to cover up socialist corruption

The government's announcement yesterday is not only a new diversionary tactic, but also an exhibition of the PSOE's vileness, as it seeks to constitutionally shield a crime against the most innocent and defenseless human beings. Certainly, it is necessary to reform the Constitution in relation to abortion, but not to promote this crime, but to abolish this monstrosity that has already killed more than 3 million unborn children in Spain, figures worthy of a genocide. No matter how much the left lies by calling this crime a "right," what is required of a democratic society is not to leave the lives of those who cannot defend themselves unprotected, but to protect them from all threats, including those that threaten the lives of those in their prenatal stage.

Many of us believed that the PSOE had hit moral rock bottom by calling a crime a "right", something very reminiscent of the aberrant discourse of slave owners in the United States in the 20th century, who also called the ownership of slaves a "right". Yesterday's announcement by the coalition government of socialists and communists is clear proof that the moral misery of the Spanish left knows no bounds. Given the PSOE's strategy of distraction and its lack of scruples, it's worth asking: How many unborn babies does Sánchez foresee having to die to cover up each envelope like the ones that came to light yesterday?