Alejandro Entrambasaguas alleges corruption in Pedro Sánchez’s inner circle

In his book ‘La Sagrada Familia’, Alejandro Entrambasaguas presents allegations regarding the inner circle of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, describing it as an ‘impunity private preserve’.

The author claims that Sánchez’s father-in-law owned brothels disguised as other businesses and that Sánchez’s brother, David, obtained a tailored position and faced indictment following issues related to his tax residency in Portugal.

Furthermore, the book alleges that Begoña Gómez achieved rapid professional advancement and utilized Moncloa resources to connect with IBEX 35 business leaders, resulting in 60,000 euros being injected into her businesses. The text also notes that her company has received government contracts.

Additional claims include that Sánchez’s parents, owners of Playball, received over one million euros in public aid, and that associates of Francina Armengol have seen their companies receive million-euro subsidies. Entrambasaguas states that the judiciary is the only hope for resolution.