Spanish PM Sánchez Considers Resignation Amid Judicial Probe Targeting His Wife

Thousands of journalists rally in support, signing a manifesto against what they describe as a politically motivated attack by right-wing factions.

Prosecutors in Spain have requested the dismissal of a corruption case against Begoña Gómez, wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, citing the case's basis on unreliable media reports.
Sánchez, hinting at resignation, has postponed all public engagements until next week when he plans to announce his decision.
Journalists and writers have signed a manifesto defending Sánchez and his wife, criticizing the judicial and media actions as attempts to undermine democracy.
The right-wing opposition accuses Sánchez of using the situation to gain sympathy ahead of regional and European elections.
Supporters of Sánchez are organizing a demonstration in Madrid to show their backing amidst the political turmoil.