Spanish PM sorry for corruption scandal as opposition demands resignation

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez apologizes for corruption scandal, as opposition demands his resignation amid accusations involving a senior Socialist party member. Sánchez distances himself from the affair, ruling out early elections and pledging to restructure party leadership. The scandal, which involves improper awarding of public contracts, has sparked calls for Sánchez's resignation, while he defends his government's integrity and vows to continue his political project despite mounting pressure.