Feijóo forces Sánchez's appearance before the Ábalos case committee in the Senate.
The PP leader says that "it's impossible to have committed a crime" without Sánchez, and the Spanish president responds: "Good luck, Alberto."

MadridPedro Sánchez will have to appear before the commission of inquiry into the Koldo/Ábalos case in the Senate, where the PP has an absolute majority. "It's over. It's not that he's surrounded by corruption; it's impossible to have committed a crime without you. You deserve moral reproach. It will be difficult for you to tell the truth, but you are obliged to do so. He is the one most responsible for everything and is as implicated as they are," proclaimed the conservative leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, during the session. "Cheer up, Alberto," Sánchez replied.
It has been The latest report from the Civil Guard on the Ábalos case Which has ultimately led the PP to cross the line and summon Sánchez to the commission of inquiry it has had open for over a year. For months, the conservatives have been calling for the head of the state's executive branch's resignation because they hold him to be the person most responsible for the alleged corruption surrounding him, but now that abundant images have emerged showing the PSOE logo with banknotes inside, Feijóo has taken the step. "The UCO report proves his jargon:"lettuce, sun, chistorras...", the PP president stated, referring to the name that Ábalos' former advisor Koldo García gave to the 100, 200 and 500 euro banknotes.
Feijóo believes he now has enough information to summon Sánchez and has announced that it will be during the month of October. Moreno and the current one, Ana María Fuentes, and two other people who would be in charge of delivering the envelopes, Celia Rodríguez and Covadonga San Pedro. It is not conclusive regarding alleged irregular financing of the PSOE. nor about the collection of extra pay by its leaders, as was confirmed by the PP with the Gürtel case. "Choose your battles well. For scares, the PP [For overwhelming, the PP]", Sánchez responded, playing with language. The socialist leader grabbed onto one of the pages of the Civil Guard report in which investigators claim that donations to the party and Ábalos's remuneration as a deputy correspond to the PSOE's accounting to affirm that the accusations of irregular financing passages in the report the UCO underlines that there are cash income from the former leader that have an unknown origin.
counterattacked with the ideological folder and the management of some of the autonomous communities governed by the PP, such as Andalusia, where in recent days a scandal broke out due to errors and delays in breast cancer screening for hundreds of women. Madrid of Isabel Díaz Ayuso only 1% of abortions are performed in public centers, unlike 70% in Portugal, 99% in Sweden and 94% in Italy
The embargo decree
Just after the questions to the president and the ministers, the Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, will appear to explain the June agreement on Gibraltar, which regulates border controls between Spain and the Rock. It wouldn't be surprising, however, if the parties took advantage of the opportunity to discuss issues such as the situation in Gaza, the detention of the Flotilla activists, and, ahead of the afternoon vote, the arms embargo on Israel.
The vote on the decree to make it possible was postponed this Tuesday to avoid it coinciding with the second anniversary of October 7, 2023, when Hamas attacked Israel, which responded with an unprecedented bombing campaign in the Strip that has already killed at least 67,000 Palestinians. All eyes are now on Podemos, which remains reticent, considering it an "embargo."fakeand calls for more forcefulness against Benjamin Netanyahu's government. His reluctance jeopardizes the approval of the law, which currently has the support of the remaining plurinational majority.