The coalition government of socialists and communists led by Pedro S\u00e1nchez is heading down an increasingly dangerous slope.<\/p>\n
Political corruption and the crime of revealing secrets<\/big><\/p>\n Actualmente, el gobierno y el partido de S\u00e1nchez, el PSOE, est\u00e1n cercados por los esc\u00e1ndalo de corrupci\u00f3n<\/a>, que afectan a personas muy cercanas al presidente del gobierno. Recientemente, el Fiscal General \u00c1lvaro Garc\u00eda Ortiz, designado por S\u00e1nchez, fue condenado por un delito de revelaci\u00f3n de secretos<\/a> como parte de una operaci\u00f3n contra una rival pol\u00edtica de los socialistas.<\/p>\n Currently, the government and S\u00e1nchez's party, the PSOE, are besieged by corruption scandals<\/a> affecting people very close to the president of the government. Recently, Attorney General \u00c1lvaro Garc\u00eda Ortiz, appointed by S\u00e1nchez, was convicted of revealing secrets<\/a> as part of an operation against a political rival of the Socialists.<\/p>\n The socialist scandals of sexual harassment of women<\/big> <\/p>\n To that must be added the recent scandal of sexual harassment allegations against the socialist Francisco Salazar<\/a>, a high-ranking official in the president of the government office with whom the PSOE agreed to his quiet departure five months ago<\/a>, guaranteeing him stable income through internal commissions for studies Demoscopic polls, as revealed today by El Debate<\/a>. While this case was still making headlines, another scandal erupted yesterday: complaints from women about sexual harassment against the socialist Jos\u00e9 Tom\u00e9 Roca<\/a>, president of the Lugo Provincial Council, mayor of Monforte de Lemos and top leader of the PSOE in the province of Lugo.<\/p>\n Allegations of corruption in the Socialist International<\/big><\/p>\n These scandals are no longer limited to Spain. Yesterday, VozP\u00f3puli revealed allegations of corruption within the Socialist International<\/a>, which has been presided over by S\u00e1nchez for the past three years<\/strong>. It's as if everything was the same under the Spanish socialist leader. This succession of scandals is already having the effect of a collapse for the PSOE in the polls<\/a> and an increase in internal criticism within the party<\/a>, which until now has been dominated by an absolute silence imposed by a leadership with increasingly authoritarian attitudes. In fact, today VozP\u00f3puli points out that S\u00e1nchez has launched a witch hunt against critics within his party<\/a>.<\/p>\n S\u00e1nchez defends a criminal and assures that he will govern until 2031<\/big><\/p>\n S\u00e1nchez's reaction to all these scandals is utterly insane.<\/strong> Yesterday, at an event honoring the founder of the PSOE, Pablo Iglesias, a fanatic who incited the assassination of a political rival in 1910<\/a> (an act for which his party has never even offered the slightest apology), S\u00e1nchez He openly defended Garc\u00eda Ortiz<\/a>, stating that \"he has defended the truth.\" In other words, Spain has a president of the government who publicly defends a convicted criminal.<\/strong> This government is making Spain resemble a banana republic in terms of respect for judicial independence and the decisions of the courts.<\/p>\n Indifferent to all the scandals and the debacle of his party in the polls (in all except those published by the CIS, controlled by the government and which always gives the victory to the PSOE<\/a>, with increasingly evident shamelessness), yesterday S\u00e1nchez assured that he will complete the legislature, that he will win the elections in 2027 and that he will govern until 2031<\/a>. He said it with the same certainty with which he had previously affirmed that Garc\u00eda Ortiz was \"innocent.\" The problem is that in this case, S\u00e1nchez is capable of anything to make his prediction come true.<\/strong> We must not forget that in 2014 he manipulated the primary elections that led him to the top of his party<\/a>.<\/p>\n An authoritarian attitude that bodes ill for Spain<\/big><\/p>\n The Spanish Socialist leader is displaying an attitude typical of someone who is ignorant of the most basic notions of democracy<\/strong>, a system of government that implies that political power must be accountable to the people for its actions and assume responsibility for scandals such as those mentioned. S\u00e1nchez has been exhibiting narcissism and a clear eagerness to use all the levers of power to satisfy his personal desires<\/strong>, placing them above the interests of Spain and the well-being of the Spanish people. His reaction to the scandals surrounding his government and his party is that of an authoritarian leader<\/strong> and foreshadows the worst possible scenario for Spain in the near future: can a clean electoral process be expected from a president of government who acts in this way?<\/strong><\/p>\n ---<\/p>\n
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