Pedro Sánchez's brother convicted for creation of a public position for himself

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David Sánchez, brother of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, was convicted of an administrative offense related to his appointment to a public position in 2017.
A court found that the position was allegedly created solely for David Sánchez, leading to concerns about favoritism.
He received a nine-year ban from holding any public office as a result of the conviction.
The case has increased political pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez amid ongoing tensions with the judiciary.
The ruling highlighted the alleged collusion of civil servants to manipulate a public competition in his favor.

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