Editorial: El Mundo

• Pedro Sánchez, the government's president, has been accused of delegitimizing judicial power and attacking judges in response to a corruption investigation into his wife.
• Sánchez has used social media to accuse the prosecutor Juan Carlos Peinado of campaigning bias.
• The case of Begoña Gómez, wife of Sánchez, being investigated for corruption and influence peddling is being analyzed by the European Prosecution.
• A parallelism is perceived between Sánchez's behavior and Donald Trump's tactics in interpreting legal causes as political persecution.
• The presence of Begoña Gómez, in PSOE events and her instrumentalization as electoral asset, has been criticized.
• The article claims Sánchez's politics are based on harmful emotions that break civil coexistence.

Conclusion: These events reflect a worrying erosion of the separation of powers and institutional respect in Spain, undermining the ethical foundations of democracy.

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