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Two accused teenagers to remain in custody for at least two more weeks | SaltWire #newsupdate #newsMADRID - Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is set to announce on Monday whether he plans to stay on or quit the premiership, days after saying he was considering resigning.
Supporters in his Spanish Socialist Workers' Party have urged Sanchez to stay since he said last week he was stepping back for a few days to decide his future and would announce his decision on Monday.He spoke on the same day a court launched a business corruption probe into his wife's private dealings. Sanchez denies the allegations against his wife, Begona Gomez, which he called part of a sustained campaign of mud-slinging against him and his wife by political opponents.
Another option would be to call a snap election on July 21, the earliest day allowed by the constitution.The prime minister, 52, first came to office in 2018 and secured another term for the Socialists last year as leader of a minority coalition government."Spain does not have a problem, the one who has a judicial problem is Sanchez, his government, his party and his circle.
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