Five arrests in 24 hours have increased the pressure on Pedro Sánchez. The arrests, carried out as part of separate operations, revealed the existence of two other judicial investigations into alleged corruption involving individuals and companies with connections to the Spanish government. The most recent arrests, made this Thursday by the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) of the National Police, were those of Julio Martínez, owner of the airline Plus Ultra, and the company's CEO, Roberto Roselli. According to sources close to the investigation cited by EFE, the action is part of an investigation into alleged money laundering led by Madrid's Court of Instruction Number 15. Why is the Spanish Prime Minister being targeted? Plus Ultra was bailed out by the State with 53 million euros in 2021 in an operation that generated controversy due to doubts about its viability and alleged links to Chavismo.