The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), currently in power, has implemented a new internal rule prohibiting its members from engaging in prostitution, with violations potentially leading to expulsion from the party. Montse Mínguez, the newly appointed PSOE spokesperson, made her debut addressing several issues, including criticizing the opposition People's Party (PP). Mínguez accused PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo of having connections with drug trafficking and described the PP's recent congress as a shift towards far-right politics, abandoning centrist policies. The PSOE maintains that its Federal Committee discussions were open and free, although some internal dissent was noted. Mínguez emphasized that under PSOE's strict standards, Feijóo would have been expelled long ago. The party asserts it emerged strengthened from the Federal Committee meeting, contrasting with the PP's perceived regression.