Spain's Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, accuses the right and far right of harassing him through attacks on his wife, Begoña Gómez.
The charges against Gómez are based on lies spread by certain media outlets and presented in court by the pseudo-union Manos Limpias.
Sánchez announces he will take a few days to reflect about his future and whether he should continue leading the government.
Investigations from El País find no evidence supporting the traffic of influence charge against Gómez.
The public climate in Spain has turned toxic since July's elections.
Sánchez criticizes the partisan fight for power, the politicization of the courts, and the harmful effects of disinformation.
Conclusion: Facing this hostile climate and attacks on his wife, Pedro Sánchez confronts a deep decision about his political future amidst growing uncertainty in Spain.