Things are happening, all of them important. The first, moreover, is serious, very serious. Pedro Sánchez, we have a problem. According to several media outlets, the number three of the PSOE, Santos Cerdán, reportedly commented with former minister Ábalos and assistant Koldo García that Several public works contractors owe them money (400,000 euros) of illegal commissions. The recording was secretly made by Koldo García. Santos Cerdán claims, if not swears: "I have never received commissions for public works" and "I have no fear." Let's see, in terms of recordings that the police provide to the judge and that are leaked to the media, we've seen it all, and it's not clear exactly what they're talking about, but Cerdán is the number three in the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party), a man Pedro Sánchez trusts most; the man who, for example, was in charge of negotiating the agreements with Junts (Junts) and Puigdemont in Brussels. Could this case bring down Sánchez's government? It doesn't seem so today. It doesn't seem like the Basque and Catalan parties will withdraw their support, nor, even less, could they join a motion of censure against Sánchez that would appoint Feijóo, with the votes of Vox. Nor that Sánchez would be caught calling early elections (as Felipe González requests) with the polls against him. But remember that corruption brought down Mariano Rajoy's government.

Chaos in Catalan mobility due to torrential rains that have affected a good part of the territory since early morning. The alert that yesterday at midnight already caused restrictions in nine regions of Tarragona has spread rapidly this morning, as has the rain, which has flooded motorways, streets and train tracks as it passes through Baix Llobregat and has caused serious incidents on the C-32, on the Cercanías and at El Prat airport.