Spanish Court Acquits David Sánchez on One Charge in Corruption Case
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A Spanish court has acquitted David Sánchez, the brother of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, on one charge in his ongoing corruption case. The case represents one of several corruption investigations surrounding the Spanish Prime Minister's circle, adding pressure to his minority coalition government. The legal proceedings have become part of broader scrutiny facing the Sánchez administration amid multiple corruption probes involving figures close to the Prime Minister.