Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is set to present his democratic regeneration plan to Congress, following a five-day reflection period sparked by a judicial investigation into his wife.

The plan aims to combat misinformation and includes reforms to laws on institutional advertising and the right to honor.

Sánchez's coalition partner, Sumar, announced an agreement to review freedom of expression offenses, potentially eliminating crimes against religious sentiments and the Crown.

The opposition, led by the Popular Party, accuses Sánchez of attempting to 'gag the press' and protect corruption.

The government maintains that its goal is to ensure public funds reach professional media outlets.