Carlos Alsina and Susanna Griso, on 'Espejo Público', see it as "logical" that the PSOE may give explanations in court for the case of the alleged sewers

Journalist Carlos Alsina has assessed, in his analysis with Susanna Griso, the evolution of the case of the so-called “sewers”, in which the alleged use of PSOE resources to finance certain actions linked to Leire Díez and former Organization Secretary Santos Cerdán is being investigated.

During his intervention, Alsina pointed out that a direct connection has not yet been established between these actions and the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, although he noted that this aspect is still under analysis and would be key to determining the political scope of the case.

Even so, the communicator has argued that, with the information known so far, there would be sufficient reasons for the PSOE to appear before justice as a legal entity. In this regard, he stressed that the indictment would not imply a conviction, but rather the possibility for the party to provide explanations and documentation to the judge.

Alsina focused on the payments and economic movements related to travel, expenses, and legal services linked to the investigated names, as well as the role that Santos Cerdán would have played in the party's structure at the time of the events.

Both the journalist and Susanna Griso agreed that an eventual indictment of the PSOE would be a possible consequence of the progress of the investigation, in a context in which, as they pointed out, the documentation coming to light could reinforce the investigators' hypothesis.