Spanish PM's wife charged with corruption

Spanish PM’s wife charged with corruption

Begoña Gómez (left), who is married to the Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez (center), has been charged with corruption and embezzlement. The Spanish couple is currently visiting China. Photo: Andres Martinez Casares/Reuters

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