Already last week, when rumors began to circulate about the existence of a possible judicial investigation into José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the Moncloa claimed that “there is no evidence of the accusations” against the former Prime Minister that could incriminate him in the case of the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra. In the Government, moreover, they have always maintained that there was no irregularity in the aid granted to this airline after the coronavirus pandemic crisis. “Zero concern,” they cut off at the Moncloa.

The PSOE spokesperson in Congress, Patxi López, has put the bull in Pedro Sánchez’s court, warning of the “terrifying result” of the German far-right in the regional elections on Sunday in Saxony-Anhalt: “We are more necessary than ever, we are their only brake. Only we remain to stop them, there is no one else with enough strength and conviction to stop them.” At the same time, almost all polls insist every day on predicting the electoral victory of the Popular Party and the far-right Vox in Spain, as the last regional electoral cycle already forecasted, but Patxi López has assured that the socialists “have the best captain” to try to stop this right-wing wave sweeping Europe and the world, and to try to reverse the demographic forecasts.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday asked Spain for evidence of its alleged involvement in a disinformation campaign that would have caused the migration crisis in the autonomous city of Ceuta, as hinted yesterday by the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez.