Pedro Sánchez faces political questioning at Harvard University

During a visit to the Harvard Kennedy School to discuss artificial intelligence and big tech, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faced a series of challenging questions from students regarding various political issues.

Students questioned the Prime Minister on topics including corruption, judicial cases involving his family, Pegasus, Ceuta, Western Sahara, and the political situation in Venezuela. Regarding Venezuela, Sánchez stated that his government did not recognize the electoral results of Nicolás Maduro and emphasized that Spain supports free elections, though he noted that the future of Venezuela must be decided by its own people.

Additionally, social media misinformation circulated regarding the Prime Minister's attire during the forum. Claims suggested he wore socks with dog patterns, a reference to political nicknames; however, video footage from the event confirms the socks featured a bicycle pattern, a detail noted by the forum's moderator.