Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is navigating a turbulent political landscape as he faces criticism from both sides of the aisle in Congress.

During a recent session, Sánchez was challenged by Míriam Nogueras of Junts, who demanded a reduction in taxes and questioned his commitment to Catalonia.

Meanwhile, the opposition leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo of the PP, accused Sánchez of parliamentary weakness and judicial vulnerability, citing recent corruption allegations.

Despite these challenges, Sánchez highlighted Spain's strong economic performance, as noted by The Economist, and promised to uphold agreements with various parliamentary groups.

The political tension is further complicated by a recent pact between the PP and Junts to eliminate an electricity production tax, which has financial implications for the government.

Sánchez remains focused on fulfilling his commitments, though the path forward appears fraught with political hurdles.