Overview

• Sánchez unveiled a 15-measure plan developed with the OECD to strengthen transparency and combat corruption in public contracting.
• The proposals include an independent public integrity agency, AI-driven fraud detection, random asset checks for senior officials, and stronger protections for whistle-blowers.
• He ruled out resignation despite mounting demands for early elections after the provisional detention of former PSOE secretary Santos Cerdán on bribery charges.
• The PP dismissed the plan and renewed its call for snap polls, with leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo branding the PSOE a “criminal organization.”
• Coalition partner Sumar claimed authorship of ten measures, underscoring its rising sway as judicial probes extend to aides like José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García.