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Spain limits travel amid Gómez Márquez crisis
A Spanish court has decided to pursue prosecution against Pignonia Gomez, wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, in cases related to corruption and abuse of power. She has been ordered to surrender her passport, refrain from traveling, and be required to appear before authorities twice a month while the trial is ongoing. The investigations began in April 2024, and she is accused of exploiting her position for personal gain, particularly concerning the management of an academic program at the University of Madrid, using her political influence. Gomez denies the charges, and her husband considers the case to be politically motivated and aimed at targeting him by the right wing.
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