The Unexpected Reaction of Begoña Gómez to the Law That Could Close Her Case

News translated from EDTVNews Begoña Gómez did not hesitate to react after learning about the beneficial law promoted by her husband that could close her judicial case1. The wife of the Prime Minister, Begoña Gómez, is back in the media spotlight after her latest statement on social media. The woman, who is accused of four alleged crimes, left a suspicious message on social media after learning about the controversial law promoted by her husband, which has been named after her2. After several months without posting content on her LinkedIn account, Pedro Sánchez’s wife decided to make a big comeback. She posted a message to welcome the new year and, above all, the new opportunities that come with 20253. Immediately after the PSOE law that will allow her case to be closed and put an end to the popular accusations that gave rise to the proceedings was announced, Begoña Gómez wrote4: “I welcome this year with enthusiasm and with the conviction that every challenge we face is also an opportunity to innovate and move forward with determination towards the world we want. I am sure that #2025 will be a year to act following our purpose and with an eye on the impact of organizations.” Begoña Gómez’s post projects great optimism about the year 2025. This, just on the day her husband and Prime Minister announced the law that will help her end her difficult judicial path6.   Last week, the PSOE presented a draft organic law in the Congress of Deputies with the aim of limiting the actions of judges and popular accusations. This measure has a clear purpose: to protect the wife and brother of Pedro Sánchez from their criminal charges7. The sole transitional provision of this law establishes that the changes introduced will apply “to ongoing processes at the time of its entry into force.” Since it is a draft law, all procedures for its approval will be expedited. This will allow the PSOE’s maneuver to apply to the investigations involving Begoña Gómez, Sánchez’s brother, and the Attorney General8.