The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) is beginning to unravel as a result of its scandals.<\/p>\n
The latest and most high-profile of these scandals, that of the \"fontanera\" Leire D\u00edez<\/a>, is generating increasingly more internal criticism from socialists dissatisfied with the mafia-style practices their party is supporting<\/strong> to try to put an end to police and judicial investigations into its corruption cases. Today, on Cadena SER, former PSOE deputy and ETA victim Eduardo Madina declared<\/a>: \"There was no Aldama in Zapatero's administration; there was no Leire D\u00edez in Rubalcaba's administration in the PSOE<\/strong>; in all my time with visibility in the party, I never saw this happen.\"<\/em><\/p>\n The barely concealed criticism of Pedro S\u00e1nchez's mandate has not sat well with one of his ministers. The Minister of Transport, \u00d3scar Puente<\/strong>, has insulted Madina in a message published this afternoon<\/a> in which he states: \"The one missing from the quartet of the resentful, who would not win today in the party or an assembly in their town.<\/strong> Not once have we seen you come out to defend your party from the daily harassment of the right.\"<\/em><\/p>\n El que faltaba del cuarteto de los resentidos, que no ganar\u00edan hoy en el partido ni una asamblea en su pueblo. Ni una vez se os ha visto salir a defender a vuestro partido del acoso diario de la derecha. https:\/\/t.co\/6FLRTFlIBI<\/a><\/p>\n — Oscar Puente (@oscar_puente_) June 5, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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