Spain's lower house calls on PM Sanchez to resign in non-binding vote

The Spanish parliament's lower house has voted for Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to step down in a non-binding motion prompted by multiple corruption allegations against his Socialist Party and close associates. While this vote doesn't force Sanchez out of office, it underscores growing discontent and raises questions about the stability of his government amid these scandals. This situation highlights the challenges Sanchez faces in maintaining support within his party and governing effectively amid such controversies.