00:00Your wife, your brother, your former attorney general, your former chief of staff, your wife's personal assistant
00:06are among nine different corruption investigations currently ongoing into your government.
00:13Some people are in jail in connection to this, some people are on trial, some people are under indictment.
00:19And so I'm curious when we have this conversation about how to restore faith in government
00:23and how to shed the perception the government is influenced by dark money,
00:27how you see yourself and your government at a time when, according to European Commission opinion polls,
00:34many Spaniards think that you're one of the reasons behind corruption within Spain.
00:38Thank you.
00:39Thank you for this question.
00:45I would say that, of course, we suffer some cases of corruption.
00:51And I think that when it happens, no matter the countries, I think that what you must ask your government
01:00is to respond effectively.
01:02And this is what I did.
01:04With the cases of corruption, there are truth.
01:08And unfortunately, my government and my party suffered.
01:11But this is one side, and there's another one, which brings me to my family, my wife and my daughter,
01:20and my brother.
01:23And sorry to say, those are not corruption cases or scandals.
01:30Being prime minister or politician is rewarding, because you can do a lot of things for your country.
01:39But to suffer this personal attack is very difficult to assume.
01:46Very difficult to assume.
01:48And it's much more difficult, because a young student like you, you already condemn them.
02:01And you say that my brother and my wife are guilty.
02:05And this is not fair, because they are not.
02:18And I think that my husband is taking this time.
02:18Gracias.
