"It's going to have more defendants than deputies": the general secretary of the PP, Miguel Tellado, highlights the "death throes of Sanchismo"

The general secretary of the PP, Miguel Tellado, has lashed out at the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, and the Socialist Party, at the 'popular' summer dinner, held in Valencia. In this regard, he has stated: "At this rate, Pedro Sánchez's Socialist Party is on its way to having more defendants than deputies in Congress."

Likewise, Tellado has continued to insist that "we are experiencing the death throes of Sanchismo," while expressing that there are "15 judicial cases" and "97 defendants" in the cases affecting the PSOE.

He has spoken along these lines through his X account, where he has expressed: "Every day we learn of a new scandal involving Pedro Sánchez's Government and the "lord of the rings," Zapatero. Faced with political degradation, we have an obligation: to keep working. We are the leading party in Spain and there is no time to lose."

Cada día conocemos un nuevo escándalo del Gobierno de Pedro Sánchez y del "señor de los anillos", Zapatero.

Frente a la degradación política, nosotros tenemos una obligación: seguir trabajando. Somos el primer partido de España y no hay tiempo que perder.

Si remamos todos en la… pic.twitter.com/3sdQrZPmlM

— Miguel Tellado (@Mtelladof) June 18, 2026

The PSOE reproaches Feijóo for his "silence" regarding the judicial investigation of Ayuso's partner

The PSOE's Organization Secretary, Rebeca Torró, granted an interview this Friday to 'Las mañanas de RNE' where she spoke about the latest report from Hacienda and the Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard that affect the partner of the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso. In this context, she criticized the "silence" of the leader of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, accusing him of "not daring to say anything" because of how the former 'popular' leader Pablo Casado was handled. 

In relation to the information about the regional president's boyfriend, Alberto González Amador, she highlighted that the case "has no name" and stated that Ayuso "is not only working for the privatization of public services at the expense of the people of Madrid," but for a "family business model" in which Amador invoiced "millions."

For this reason, Torró has expressed the "incoherence and hypocrisy of the PP while demanding accountability from the PSOE" and has vindicated the PSOE's actions, insisting that they acted immediately by firing the Organization Secretary, while he believes that Feijóo "dares not say anything because he already knows how Casado ended."