There is no talk about anything else in our country other than the letter that Pedro Sánchez made public yesterday. The president of our country addressed the citizens directly through a statement in which he revealed that he could leave office due to the campaign of harassment and demolition that some media are carrying out against his wife, Begoña Gómez, who has been accused of different crimes of influence peddling and corruption in the private sector.
In the letter, the leader of the national PSOE directly accuses the organization Hands Cleans and other "ultra-right" media and explains to those governed that he knows perfectly well that this is a strategy to end his mandate: "I am aware that They denounce Begoña not because she has done something illegal, they know there is no case, but because she is my wife (...) This fight began years ago.''
To conclude the writing, Sánchez has been sincere with the Spaniards and has shared that he does not know if it is worth it for him to continue in office and put the dignity and honor of his family at risk, which is why he will stop his public agenda for a few days. to reflect. Next Monday, April 29, the socialist will hold a press conference to officially communicate his decision.
As expected, Pedro Sánchez's reflection has become the main topic of discussion in programs, newspapers and social gatherings. Hundreds of media outlets (national and international) have opened their news programs and covered their covers with the surprising situation posed by the politician, something never seen before in our democracy.
In the Aruser@s program on La Sexta, Alfonso Arús and his team have treated the issue in a respectful manner and have shared the different scenarios that would open up if Sánchez finally resigns: the proposal of another candidate without elections, the electoral repetition (from of May 29) or the carrying out of a motion of confidence to emerge stronger from this crisis.
Angie Cárdenas' husband has shared with the audience that we are facing an uncertain political panorama and that, as it could not be otherwise, Sánchez's decision has become the journalistic priority of the moment: ''A news that undoubtedly overshadows the rest of the news that was planned today. If she finally resigns, said media expectation would increase exponentially.
The Atresmedia magazine has also collected some of the reactions of its political rivals. For example, Alberto Núñez Feijóo has declared that Sánchez is being a ''victimist'' and is acting with ''narcissism and infantilism''.
