Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez Considers Resignation Amid Wife's Corruption Probe

Sanchez, embroiled in a personal and political crisis, contemplates stepping down as his wife faces allegations of influence peddling and corruption.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez of Spain is considering resignation following a corruption scandal involving his wife, Begona Gomez, who is accused of influence peddling.
Sanchez announced a temporary withdrawal from public life to reflect on his political future, with a decision expected on Monday.
The allegations against Gomez relate to her connections with private companies that received government contracts, sparking a judicial investigation.
Public opinion is divided, with some viewing Sanchez's potential resignation as necessary for ethical leadership, while others see it as a political maneuver.
The crisis unfolds as Spain approaches key regional and European elections, adding to the political uncertainty.