WATCH: Spanish Protesters Flood the Streets Demanding the Resignation of Socialist PM Sánchez Mired in Corruption Scandals

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Out, Sánchez – out!

We have been covering here on TGP the many scandals and crises involving Leftist-Globalist Spanish Pedro Sánchez.

Corruption investigations and prosecutions involve Sánchez’s brother, his wife, several of his key allies – not to mention the never-ending sexual harassment and sexual assault scandals in his PSOE party – so why doesn’t he do the right thing and resign?

That’s what a deluge of protesters who packed the streets of the capital Madrid are demanding today.

Reuters reported:

“At least seven police were injured in clashes with protesters, officials ​said, as tens of thousands of people marched through ‌Madrid on Saturday, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez after a series of corruption scandals.

A small group of protesters tried to break through ​barriers around Sanchez’s residence during the rally which was otherwise ​largely peaceful.”

“Police detained a group of masked people on ⁠the main road approaching the Moncloa Palace, where the leader lives with his ​family, images on Spanish television showed. Three people were arrested, police ​said.

Demonstrators carried banners marked with ‘Resignation of the socialist mafia’ and other slogans, alongside scores of gold and red national flags in the ‘March for Dignity’, organized by the ​Spanish Civil Society association.”

Back in April 2024, Sanchez ⁠considered resigning after a judge opened an investigation into his wife Begoña Gomez.

Perhaps now the time has come for him to pack his things and go.

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