Spanish PP Demands Government Explanation Over 33 Parliamentary Questions on MUFACE Property Brothels Linked to Sánchez’s Father-in-Law Sabiniano Gómez

The Spanish People's Party (PP) has launched a parliamentary offensive against the government concerning allegations that the father-in-law of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is involved in operating prostitution businesses using public properties. The PP has submitted a total of 33 parliamentary questions—18 in the Congress and 15 in the Senate—demanding explanations about the alleged use of public buildings, including one managed by MUFACE, as brothels or saunas linked to Sánchez's father-in-law, Sabiniano Gómez. The opposition party has called for the appearance of Óscar López to clarify the purported irregularities. This campaign is part of a broader political strategy by PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who is leveraging these allegations to criticize the government and appeal to female voters amid shifting electoral dynamics.