The political landscape in Spain is currently embroiled in controversy following allegations by the opposition Popular Party (PP) against the Spanish government.

The PP accuses the government of complicity with the Venezuelan regime, claiming that opposition leader Edmundo González was coerced into signing a document at the Spanish embassy in Venezuela.

The PP's Esteban González Pons has called for the resignation of Spain's Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, and the Spanish ambassador to Venezuela, alleging their involvement in what he describes as a 'coup' in Venezuela.

The Spanish government, led by President Pedro Sánchez, has denied these accusations, insisting that Spain had no role in González's actions and that the embassy merely facilitated his requests.

The PSOE, Spain's ruling party, has demanded Pons' immediate resignation, labeling his claims as baseless and damaging to Spain's diplomatic reputation.

This political clash highlights the ongoing tensions between the Spanish government and the opposition regarding foreign policy and diplomatic conduct.