In a significant political maneuver, the Spanish government has successfully navigated a complex fiscal policy agreement, bringing together ideologically diverse groups.

This achievement has bolstered the government's confidence in passing the upcoming budget, a crucial step for consolidating the current legislature.

Despite the looming threat of a motion of no confidence fueled by businessman Víctor de Aldama's serious allegations against key government figures, the coalition partners, including PNV and Junts, remain steadfast in their support for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

The government dismisses Aldama's claims as baseless, with Sánchez himself mocking the accusations.

Meanwhile, the opposition, led by Alberto Núñez Feijóo, sees Aldama's declaration as a potential turning point against Sánchez.

However, the government's recent fiscal victory suggests a strengthened position, with coalition partners uninterested in Feijóo's call for a no-confidence vote.

The focus now shifts to securing the budget, seen as a more achievable goal following the fiscal agreement.