Paco Salazar, a close collaborator of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has resigned from his positions in both the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) and the Moncloa government following accusations of sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior towards several women within the party. Salazar had been slated to serve as the deputy secretary of organization for the PSOE but stepped down amid the allegations. He has called for an internal investigation into the claims. His resignation comes amid a broader political crisis for Sánchez, who is already facing multiple corruption scandals within his party. Salazar, who is married and a father of three, has denied the accusations but does not intend to return to his previous roles. The PSOE has left his position vacant as it proceeds with the investigation.