Corruption continues to threaten Pedro Sánchez's government. The Civil Guard has produced a report in which Santos Cerdán, former organizational secretary of the PSOE, appears as the link between the Spanish government (specifically Minister Ábalos, who was Minister of Transport) and the construction company Acciona.

Together he is not at all satisfied with the forgiveness of the FLA debt in the terms in which it was announced. The spokesperson for the Catalan regional government in the Parliament, Mònica Sales, has assured in a press conference that "experience shows us that it could be another joke." Thus, she has downplayed the importance of this forgiveness of 17.104 million euros of the Generalitat's debt with the autonomous liquidity fund created during the crisis and has criticized its formulation. "All the communities will benefit, the proportional part that the Catalans will pay is the same," she said, and she has emphasized that this "does not fix the financing problem nor resolve the fiscal deficit," of 20,000 million euros a year. Sales herself was asked about what her party will do when the proposal for forgiveness reaches Congress, but she avoided commenting because she said that the decision corresponds to the Madrid group.