Madrid PSOE: Cerdán Minutes Demand & Sánchez Defense
- Madrid—Paca Sauquillo, president of PSOE-M, described the UCO report implicating former National organization Secretary Santos Cerdán in the 'Koldo plot' as a "shock." She insisted Cerdán promptly relinquish...
- Sauquillo addressed the media at a rally against the "genocide" in Palestine, stating, "We have always fought against corruption and zero corruption." She also expressed dismay at alleged...
- She lauded the socialists' dedication to the "Defence of Equality." Sauquillo also highlighted that neither Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez nor Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska were aware of the...
Paca Sauquillo, the Madrid PSOE president, demands Santos Cerdán’s immediate resignation following a UCO report implicated in the ‘Koldo plot.’ Sauquillo condemns the alleged misogynistic messages and champions the PSOE’s commitment to fighting corruption. She emphasizes the freedom within democracy, noting Prime Minister Sánchez’s and Interior Minister Grande-Marlaska’s lack of awareness of the report. This stance underscores the party’s resolve amidst the escalating Cerdán corruption allegations, a concerning aspect emphasized strongly in the PSOE-M’s response. The situation is rapidly evolving. Sauquillo also highlights the impact on thousands of socialists dedicated to combating corruption. This story, covered in News Directory 3, also presents the critical question of Cerdán’s future, suggesting potential repercussions if he fails to resign. Discover what’s next as the PSOE leadership prepares to address this crucial political scandal within the party.
Sauquillo Demands Cerdán’s Resignation Amidst koldo Plot Scandal
Updated June 14, 2025
Madrid—Paca Sauquillo, president of PSOE-M, described the UCO report implicating former National organization Secretary Santos Cerdán in the ‘Koldo plot’ as a “shock.” She insisted Cerdán promptly relinquish his Congress seat.
Sauquillo addressed the media at a rally against the “genocide” in Palestine, stating, ”We have always fought against corruption and zero corruption.” She also expressed dismay at alleged misogynistic messages involving former minister José luis Ábalos and his advisor Koldo García.
She lauded the socialists’ dedication to the “Defence of Equality.” Sauquillo also highlighted that neither Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez nor Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska were aware of the report, which she sees as a sign of “freedom in democracy” to combat corruption.
Sauquillo lamented the impact on “thousands of socialists” dedicated to fighting corruption. She added that if Cerdán does not resign, he should join Ábalos in the mixed group. “For me, he is an inexplicable character,” she concluded regarding the Santos Cerdán corruption allegations.
What’s next
The PSOE leadership is expected to address the situation and determine further actions regarding Cerdán’s position within the party and his role in Congress.