The political landscape in Spain is shaken as Judge Juan Carlos Peinado summons Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to testify on July 30 regarding the investigation into his wife, Begoña Gómez.

This unprecedented move has sparked outrage within the ruling PSOE party, which accuses the judge of conducting a politically motivated inquiry.

The PSOE has labeled the situation as the "Peinado case," while the opposition refers to it as the "Begoña Gómez case.

" The government argues that the investigation lacks legal basis and is merely an attempt to undermine Sánchez's administration.

The Fiscalía has also opposed the summons, deeming it unnecessary and invasive, citing Sánchez's right to not testify due to his familial connection to the accused.

As tensions rise, the government remains hopeful that the Provincial Court will intervene and halt the proceedings, viewing the situation as a politically charged maneuver by the far-right opposition.