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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Wednesday dismissed allegations of "widespread corruption" against his Socialists after an ex-top aide was jailed for a graft scandal, the latest in a string of corruption investigations into Sanchez’s...

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Spanish PM Sanchez denies 'widespread' corruption after ex-top aide jailed

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