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Spanish Civil Guard officers, under a court order, searched the PSOE headquarters in Madrid as part of a National Court corruption inquiry focused on former member Leire Diez, with the probe linked to other cases involving the prime minister’s circle; the party says it is cooperating while opponents call it part of a widening corruption saga.
Anti-corruption police raided the PSOE headquarters in Madrid to gather evidence in a probe into illegal party financing, indicting Ana Fuentes; the move adds to a string of scandals involving Sánchez’s allies and tests Spain’s fragile coalition, with analysts saying a snap election is unlikely before the current term ends in 2027.
Spanish Civil Guard officers from the UCO visited the PSOE headquarters in Madrid to request documentation tied to the Leire Díez influence-peddling case; the operation also involves Vicente Fernández and a search of Gaspar Zarrías's home, with the party cooperating and authorities seeking to determine whether Díez acted independently or on party/government instructions.
Spain's ruling party, PSOE, faces a crucial regional election in Extremadura amid recent corruption and harassment scandals involving its members, which could signal a broader political shift favoring the conservative PP and Vox across Spain.
Spain's general election is taking place, with all 350 seats in the Congress of Deputies up for allocation. The mainstream social-democratic party, PSOE, led by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, is facing a challenge from the conservative PP party. If neither party secures a majority, they may seek to form coalitions with smaller parties. The election comes after a poor result for left-leaning parties in regional and local elections earlier this year. Turnout is a concern due to the election being held later in the summer.