Pedro Sánchez takes off his tie

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Light blue shirt, open blazer and no tie. Pedro Sánchez entered the hemicycle of the Congress of Deputies with this casual look on a day of high political and judicial tension in Madrid: at the same time José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero was arriving at the National Court to testify as an accused for influence peddling, money laundering, tax offense, and smuggling. The pressure was already enough today to have to put on a tie. His top lieutenants have joined him: Carlos Cuerpo, who had arrived with a blue one, and Félix Bolaños, who was wearing a red one.