The Central Electoral Board opens sanctioning proceedings against Sánchez for campaigning from La Moncloa

This Thursday, the Central Electoral Board opened a disciplinary file against Pedro Sánchez for his press conference after the Council of Ministers, on October 6, in La Moncloa, in which he allegedly breached the Electoral Law by campaigning from the institutions.

Article 50.2 of the Law reads as follows: "From the call of the elections until their celebration, any act organized or financed, directly or indirectly, by the public powers that contains allusions to the achievements or achievements obtained, or that uses images or expressions coinciding or similar to those used in their own campaigns by any of the political entities participating in the elections, is prohibited.

Sánchez made various "allusions" to his "achievements" in the Executive and attacked his rivals from Moncloa, and the PP denounced him. Now the Electoral Board agrees with him and will investigate what sanction is due, between 300 and 3000 euros, but, above all, the disgrace of being financially condemned by the judges and professors of the JEC.