Overview
- Alberto Feijóo accused Sánchez in parliament of benefiting from profits of gay brothels allegedly run by his father-in-law Sabiniano Gómez
- The Socialist Workers’ Party condemned the brothel allegations as crossing a red line in parliamentary decency
- Sánchez has not publicly responded to the brothel claims and continues to rely on coalition partners for support
- On July 9 the government unveiled a 15-point anti-corruption plan endorsed by the OECD to counter probes into senior aides and family members
- Heightened opposition attacks have increased pressure on Sánchez to resign ahead of upcoming regional and European elections