The Supreme Court has saved Pedro Sánchez from an initiative by PP and Vox that would have put the Spanish prime minister in a very bad place. One of his most controversial decisions since he arrived at the Moncloa, appointing Dolores Delgado attorney general of the State, will not be revoked by the court. This Tuesday the fourth section has thrown out the appeal presented by right-wing parties, as it considers that it lacks the power to challenge the executive's move. The ruling, adopted by five of the seven members of the court, will be released in the coming days.