Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will not resign after allegations against wife

For his part, Miguel Bernad of Manos Limpias said Mr Sánchez’s decision to stay in his post could hurt the PSOE “tremendously” and claimed more evidence would appear that incriminated Mr Sánchez himself. “I believe that in the coming days there may be events that will make him reconsider his position,” Mr Bernad said.