
The Central Electoral Board has initiated a sanctioning file against President Pedro Sánchez following a complaint from the PP, which described a press conference held at the Moncloa Palace after the call for elections as a "rally."
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The Popular Party denounced a press conference by Pedro Sánchez in Moncloa, considering it an improper electoral act.
The Central Electoral Board (JEC) has agreed to open a file against the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, for possible violation of electoral legislation due to the press conference he offered from the Moncloa Palace after calling the elections and which the PP denounced for considering it a "rally".
Sources from the highest arbitration body in electoral processes have confirmed the initiation of the file, which may lead to a sanction when the investigation of the procedure is concluded. In the absence of knowing the specific content of the decision of the Board, meeting this Thursday at its Congress headquarters, the sources have explained that the same procedure provided for these cases has been followed.
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Conclusion of the investigation of the sanctioning file.
Very likely · Within weeks

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