Yolanda Díaz Issues Ultimatum to Pedro Sánchez, Urges Corruption Measures as PSOE Faces Political Stalemate

Yolanda Díaz has issued a series of warnings and ultimatums to Pedro Sánchez and the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), urging them to implement decisive measures to address the current political challenges. Díaz criticized the PSOE for remaining in a state of inertia and described the party as being "in shock," emphasizing that the legislature's continuation depends on the PSOE's willingness to act. She highlighted the lack of concrete steps from both the PSOE and the People's Party (PP) to combat corruption and promote democratic regeneration in Spain. Díaz called on Sánchez to move away from immobilism and provide clear signals of change ahead of the PSOE's Federal Committee meeting, stressing the gravity of the situation and the need for urgent action. Additionally, she expressed opposition to the PP's approach and affirmed her commitment to supporting families on her own terms.