Sánchez admits Ábalos corruption error, concedes Ceuta handling could improve

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez publicly acknowledged missteps in the Ábalos corruption case and admitted the Ceuta migration situation could have been managed better, while reaffirming his intention to govern for four more years. This marks a rare concession from Sánchez, potentially signaling political vulnerability ahead of upcoming elections. The admission may affect domestic political dynamics but has no direct market impact.

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