Overview
- In an internal note to party leaders, the PSOE acknowledged it had not sufficiently supported the women who filed anonymous complaints against Francisco Salazar.
- The party says its Órgano contra el Acoso is examining the cases under the established protocol and will issue a conclusions report with proposed measures.
- La Razón reports two additional complaints beyond those previously known, bringing the reported total to four.
- Media accounts detail testimonies alleging a hostile work environment with humiliating behavior, hypersexualized language, and episodes including exhibitionism and simulated sexual acts.
- Coverage says complaints were first raised internally in July and languished without follow-up, prompting internal criticism, and Faro de Vigo reports Salazar left his PSOE membership last week.