The political corruption scandals involving the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) are now reaching the bottom of a fetid swamp.<\/p>\n
Socialist contacts with drug trafficking groups targeting a judge and her young daughters<\/big><\/p>\n This Monday, several Spanish media outlets have shed light on one of the most sinister affairs in current Spanish politics: contacts between the PSOE\u2019s \"sewer\" operatives<\/strong> (as the party\u2019s fixers\u2014those responsible for handling dirty work\u2014are known) and drug trafficking groups to retaliate against Judge Beatriz Biedma Rojano<\/strong>. She is the judge presiding over the investigation into the case of Pedro S\u00e1nchez\u2019s brother regarding his \"crony appointment\" at the Badajoz Provincial Council. It was revealed in May that the judge and her young daughters were subjected to close surveillance that even extended to the girls' school<\/a>. The judge heroically withstood the pressure<\/strong>, yet the matter could have escalated to a bloody outcome. <\/p>\n Today, two media outlets\u2014El Debate<\/a> and El Espa\u00f1ol<\/a>\u2014reveal contacts between the PSOE\u2019s \"sewer\" operations and two drug-trafficking groups in Badajoz<\/strong> (the province where the aforementioned case was being investigated), to whom the Socialist mafia provided information about the judge and her daughters<\/strong>. According to El Debate, the Socialist \"sewer\" network asked one of these criminal groups to give the judge a \"scare.\" According to El Espa\u00f1ol, the other instance involved an attempt to secure mutual benefit for the Socialists and the drug traffickers: \"Eliminate Biedma and the Prosecutor's Office will close your cases.\"<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Earlier this afternoon, *El Mundo* published a report indicating that the leader of one of those drug rings has confirmed contacts with the Socialist \"sewer\"<\/a>\u2014noting that she was handed \"a great many photos and a vast amount of information\"<\/strong>\u2014and adding: \"They were asking me to do something, and if they give you her address...\"<\/em><\/p>\n The smear campaign against the judiciary: were they paving the way?<\/big><\/p>\n We are discussing events of the utmost gravity: the Spanish Prime Minister's party contacting drug traffickers to take action against a judge<\/strong>, simply because she was presiding over a legal case involving Pedro S\u00e1nchez's brother. This confirms that Spain currently has a mafia-like group in power<\/strong>\u2014a gang of unscrupulous individuals capable of doing anything to eliminate those who inconvenience them, even a judge, simply for carrying out her legal duties.<\/p>\n The facts that came to light today are a missing piece in the puzzle of Spanish socialism<\/strong>, which has spent years waging a campaign of pressure, attacks, and harassment against the judges investigating the corruption scandals implicating S\u00e1nchez\u2019s government, his inner circle, and his party. This socialist campaign to discredit the judiciary and dehumanize certain judges was no accident.<\/strong> It was the groundwork for something worse. And that \"something worse\" is the puzzle piece revealed today.<\/p>\n A judge, Miguel Guerrero, explained it very well this morning on Twitter:<\/a> \"Every time a minister\u2014Puente, Bola\u00f1os, \u00d3scar L\u00f3pez, and a long list of others\u2014attacked and singled out judges<\/strong>; every time a judge was insulted; every time a judge was accused of judicial misconduct without evidence; every time the media and their synchronized political mouthpieces set out to dig into a judge's personal life; every time the judiciary was discredited<\/strong> simply because a ruling or resolution affected the government or its inner circle; every time an inconvenient investigation was branded as 'lawfare'<\/strong>; every time the public was encouraged to distrust judges\u2014none of that was innocent. It was intentional. They were conditioning the country to view judges as enemies, to hate us. They were paving the way<\/strong>.\"<\/em><\/p>\n Socialist favors for Morocco, the world's leading hashish exporter<\/big><\/p>\n In addition to fitting into that puzzle, today's piece fits into others as well. The fact that the PSOE's \"sewer\"\u2014its shadowy underbelly\u2014had ties to drug trafficking could explain other matters<\/strong>, such as the extraordinary 2022 disbanding of OCON-Sur, an elite anti-drug trafficking unit<\/a> comprising 150 Civil Guard officers that operated in the Campo de Gibraltar region. This move benefited drug traffickers in the area and emboldened them<\/strong>, creating the conditions that led to the murder of two Civil Guard officers in February 2024<\/a>, when their patrol boat was rammed by a drug traffickers' vessel in Barbate (C\u00e1diz)\u2014 all while the government failed to declare even a single day of official mourning for the fallen agents<\/a>. <\/p>\n As I pointed out here a few months ago<\/a>, the main beneficiary of the dissolution of OCON-Sur was Morocco<\/strong>, which is the world's largest producer and exporter of hashish<\/a>. In 2021, the country legalized cannabis, from which hashish is derived. By 2015, cannabis exports already accounted for 10% of Morocco's GDP.<\/a> In 2024, *El Independiente* noted that, according to UN reports, 80% of the cannabis produced in Europe comes from Morocco<\/a>. And coincidentally, today Spain has a government that acts like a lackey for the Moroccan regime<\/strong>\u2014and to make matters worse, Spanish socialists are in contact with drug traffickers to intimidate judges. They are turning Spain into a replica of Nicol\u00e1s Maduro's Venezuela.<\/strong><\/p>\n The PSOE, the Cartel of the Suns, and Nicol\u00e1s Maduro's dictatorship<\/big><\/p>\n And speaking of Venezuela\u2014in case anyone has forgotten\u2014in 2025, the PSOE voted against two initiatives to designate the Cartel of the Suns as a terrorist organization<\/a>\u2014the drug-trafficking organization led by Maduro<\/strong> engaged in drug trafficking, human trafficking, extortion, kidnapping, enforced disappearances, targeted killings, and other serious forms of organized violence, as Vox pointed out last year<\/a>. Let us recall that in 2020, the UN International Narcotics Control Board highlighted<\/a> the extent of the Cartel of the Suns' involvement in drug trafficking:<\/strong> \"it has transported large quantities of illicit drugs to Europe and the US from Colombia, via Venezuela.\"<\/em> In 2025, the U.S. State Department denounced that cartel for having infested the country with the illegal trafficking of fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, and other drugs<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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