Spanish PM's Wife Summoned in Corruption Investigation

Begona Gomez faces allegations of influence peddling as government decries probe as politically motivated.

Begona Gomez is set to appear in court on July 5 to address corruption allegations.
The Spanish government claims the investigation is a smear campaign by right-wing groups.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez initially considered resigning but decided to remain in office.
The probe, initiated by the group Manos Limpias, focuses on Gomez's business dealings during the pandemic.
Spanish public prosecutors had sought to dismiss the case, but a court allowed the investigation to proceed.