Pedro Sánchez tells Congress: 'I never knew of, nor would I have tolerated, any of these practices'

Spain's prime minister faced opposition calls to resign as he defended his government over a string of corruption cases involving his party, partner and brother.

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Pedro Sánchez tells Congress: 'I never knew of, nor would I have tolerated, any of these practices'

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