The political landscape in Spain is heating up as the Popular Party (PP) and the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) exchange accusations of corruption.

The PP has filed a lawsuit against the PSOE, alleging illegal financing and influence peddling, based on claims of money being delivered to the PSOE headquarters.

In response, the PSOE has highlighted numerous corruption cases involving the PP, questioning their credibility.

This legal battle is rooted in the broader context of the 'Koldo case,' a scandal involving alleged irregularities in government contracts.

Both parties are using these allegations to undermine each other's integrity, with the PP calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

The situation underscores the deepening political divide and the ongoing struggle for transparency and accountability in Spanish politics.