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The misadventures of Sánchez and PSOE with Spanish justice that have worn out the Government

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Pedro Sanchez called early elections after the government faced legal challenges, but this was merely one episode of a weary executive. The article highlights judicial cases as a recurring theme, with Sanchez's government described as 'exhausted' by legal issues. The evidence suggests a pattern of political instability linked to judicial proceedings, though specific case details or dates are not provided in the snippet.

Key points

• Pedro Sanchez called early elections following a series of judicial challenges to the government.
• The article describes the executive as 'exhausted' by ongoing legal cases.

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