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Pedro Sánchez Pérez-Castejón is a Spanish politician who has been the Prime Minister of Spain since 2018. A member of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), he is also Secretary-General of the party since 2017, having previously held that office from 2014 to 2016, and is the ninth president of Socialist International since 2022.
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“harassment and bullying operation”
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ESdiario: Juan del Val sale en defensa de Pedro Sánchez con un discurso demoledor: “Es una enorme catetada”
atresplayer: Espejo Público (20-08-26) Paco Marhuenda explota contra Pedro Sánchez y su Gobierno:
atresplayer: Paco Marhuenda explota contra Pedro Sánchez y su Gobierno:
Demócrata: Un dirigeant du PSOE à Ceuta demande à Pedro Sánchez de déclarer l'état d'alarme et réclame "la vérité" sur la crise
antena3.com: Paco Marhuenda explota contra Pedro Sánchez y su Gobierno: "Esta gente que no ha estudiado nada, dando lecciones... Siento vergüenza"
GIRONANOTICIES.COM: La playa de Pedro Sánchez
El Pespunte: El móvil del exjefe de Gabinete de Pedro Sánchez, en manos de la UCO: qué investiga el juez
El Pespunte: Pedro Sánchez, en el foco por la crisis de Ceuta: qué está pasando y qué ha hecho el Gobierno
Artículo 14: Quién es Juan Manuel Serrano Quintana, exjefe de gabinete de Pedro Sánchez investigado por la UCO
antena3.com: "Un político tiene que querer a la gente, no ser un gladiador de la política": Nicolás Redondo critica la "falta de empatía" de Pedro Sánchez en Ceuta
Demócrata: A leader of the PSOE in Ceuta asks Pedro Sánchez to declare the state of alarm and demands "the truth" about the crisis.
Demócrata: Un dirigente del PSOE a Ceuta chiede a Pedro Sánchez di dichiarare lo stato di allerta e reclama "la verità" sulla crisi
Demócrata: Un dirigente del PSOE en Ceuta pide a Pedro Sánchez que declare el estado de alarma y reclama "la verdad" sobre la crisis
PR Noticias: Pedro Sánchez, Bolaños y la invasión en Ceuta
Confidencial Digital: Altos cargos del PSOE empiezan a criticar la pasividad de Pedro Sánchez con la crisis de Ceuta
La Razón: La Fiscalía de Madrid también rechazó investigar la "obstrucción" al caso contra el hermano de Pedro Sánchez
La Razón: La UCO recoge los mensajes del ex jefe de gabinete de Pedro Sánchez
Infobae: Juanma Serrano, el hombre que puso su Mercedes al servicio de Pedro Sánchez para que volviese a Ferraz y cuyo móvil guarda miles de mensajes que intercambió con Leire Díez
Mshale: PEDRO SÁNCHEZ & HILLARY CLINTON'S Viral Greeting Stuns The Internet At Munich Security Conference Gregg Popovich (va7SJYQZ7e)
El Debate: Un eclipse «con catering, barra libre y concierto» en Yebes: el PP pregunta a Pedro Sánchez cuánto costó
HuelvaHoy: Pedro Sánchez y Juanma Moreno recuerdan a Federico García Lorca en el 90 aniversario de su asesinato
El Boletín: Feijóo acusa a Pedro Sánchez de impulsar un «programa destituyente» contra el Estado
La Vanguardia: El juez Pedraz ordena volcar de nuevo el móvil de Serrano, ex jefe de gabinete de Pedro Sánchez
Demócrata: The judge orders the Civil Guard to clone again the mobile phone of the former chief of staff of Pedro Sánchez
Public attention spiked: 7,035 Wikipedia readers in one day, 3.2× the usual 2,174, with 0 article edits. Coverage that week: “‘Climate change kills’: Pedro Sánchez speaks plain truth to Spain’s deniers” (The Guardian).
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Public attention spiked: 28,867 Wikipedia readers in one day, 13.3× the usual 2,174, with 6 article edits. Coverage that week: “EU offered Spain support ‘from first moment’ of Ceuta crisis, says von der Leyen, after Sánchez hits out – Europe live” (The Guardian).
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Public attention spiked: 40,888 Wikipedia readers in one day, 18.8× the usual 2,174, with 4 article edits. Editors noted: Category alphabetisation and additions, fuller crop, tweaks, alt caption, etc
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Public attention spiked: 8,523 Wikipedia readers in one day, 3.9× the usual 2,174, with 0 article edits.
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fact checker rated the claim “Pedro Sánchez accuse Israel of committing genocide in Gaza.” misleading.
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Snopes rated the claim “In March 2026, Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced that anyone who insulted the Prophet Muhammad or the Islamic faith would face a five-year prison sentence.” False.
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On 14 July 2026, Pedro Sánchez's brother David, was sentenced by the Provincial Court of Badajoz to nine years of disqualification from holding public office for administrative prevarication related to alleged irregularities in his 2017 appointment at the Provincial Council of Badajoz.
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Sánchez's Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) was embroiled in a series of sexual misconduct allegations that significantly undermined its feminist image and adversely affected its electoral support
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“Spain does not have nuclear bombs. We cannot stop the Israeli offensive alone, but we will not stop trying”
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“incompatible with our welfare state and our world vision”
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Awarded Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise, 1st class (2023).
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Career landmark: Member of the Congress of Deputies (2023).
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Career landmark: Prime Minister of Spain (2023).
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After the PSOE suffered heavy losses in a series of regional and local elections across Spain with the PP and Vox winning a large number of seats, Sánchez surprised many by announcing a snap general election for 23 July
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After he had won the support of the Catalan pro-independence Republican Left of Catalonia
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Stressing that despite the pardon there would never be a referendum for the independence of Catalonia, with then Spokesperson María Jesús Montero that "We will not renounce, as a government, to do what we think is best f
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Career landmark: Prime Minister of Spain (2020–2023).
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Career landmark: Member of the Congress of Deputies (2019).
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Career landmark: Member of the Congress of Deputies (2019–2019).
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Published video “Pedro Sánchez interviene en la Fiesta de la Rosa en Oviedo”.
Published video “Pedro Sánchez interviene en París en un acto del Grupo Socialista en el Parlamento Europeo”.
Awarded Grand Collar of the Order of the Andes' Condor (2018).
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Published video “Debate y votación de la moción de censura a Mariano Rajoy”.
Published video “Debate de la moción de censura a Mariano Rajoy”.
Published video “Debate de la moción de censura contra el Gobierno de Mariano Rajoy”.
Published video “Pedro Sánchez interviene en la reunión del Grupo Parlamentario Socialista”.
Published video “Pedro Sánchez interviene en el Comité Federal del PSOE”.
Published video “Declaración de Pedro Sánchez en Ferraz”.
Published video “Entrevista a Pedro Sánchez en la Cadena SER”.
Published video “Rueda de prensa de Pedro Sánchez en Ferraz”.
Career landmark: Prime Minister of Spain (2018–2019).
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Sánchez was accused by the ABC newspaper of plagiarism in his doctorate
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A newspaper revealed that his book La nueva diplomacia económica española includes the plagiarism of six other people's texts
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Published “Minimal information for studies of extracellular vesicles 2018 (MISEV2018): a position statement of the International Society for Extracellular Vesicles and update of the MISEV2014 guidelines” in Journal of Extracellular Vesicles — cited 9,714 times.
Published “A survey on deep learning in medical image analysis” in Medical Image Analysis — cited 13,078 times.
Career landmark: Secretary General of the PSOE (2017).
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Career landmark: Member of the Congress of Deputies (2016–2016).
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To spy and produce information on Sánchez's and Gómez's relatives to "politically kill him" by using Manos Limpias to present criminal charges
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Sánchez ran to be PSOE Secretary-General under what has been described as a "centrist" and "social liberal" platform, before moving further left in his successful 2017 bid to return to the leadership, during which he sto
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Was elected Secretary-General of the PSOE, becoming Leader of the Opposition
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Career landmark: Secretary General of the PSOE (2014–2016).
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Career landmark: Member of the Congress of Deputies (2013–2016).
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“The question is not if we are on the side of the ayatollahs - nobody is. The question is whether we are in favour of peace and international legality.”
“Spain, as you know, doesn't have nuclear bombs, aircraft carriers, or large oil reserves. We alone can't stop the Israeli offensive. But that doesn't mean we will stop trying. Because there are causes worth fighting for, even if winning them is not solely in our hands.”
“Spain never recognised the Maduro government because it broke the rules, because his election was illegitimate, and precisely for that reason it cannot recognise the legitimacy of a military action that is clearly illegal, that violates international law and whose sole objective seems to be none other than to change the government of another country to seize its natural resources.”
Sánchez received his Doctorate in Economics from the Universidad Camilo José Cela, where he lectured in economics
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Career landmark: Member of the Congress of Deputies (2009–2011).
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Lecturing on Economic Structure and History of Economic Thought
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Sánchez married Begoña Gómez in 2006 and has two daughters.
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Was seconded to help lead the PSdG (PSOE's sister party in Galicia) campaign in the Galician regional election, which saw the PSdG win enough seats to allow their leader, Emilio Pérez Touriño, to become President of G
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Career landmark: Madrid municipal councillor (2004–2009).
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Sánchez stood for Madrid City Council as a PSOE candidate, under the local leadership of Trinidad Jiménez
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Graduating from the Université libre de Bruxelles
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Sánchez moved to Brussels to work for the PSOE's delegation to the European Parliament, including as an assistant to the MEP Bárbara Dührkop
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Sánchez first joined the PSOE, following the victory of Felipe González in that year's general election
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Born 1972-02-29.
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“, The Guardian (8 Sep 2025) Spain, as you know, doesn”
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