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      <title>The Noose Tightens Around Sánchez and His Circle</title>
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      <description>Begoña Gómez was in Beijing with her husband when the ruling dropped. The timing was almost operatic — Spain&amp;rsquo;s prime minister on a state visit to China, projecting statesmanship, while back home a judge signed off on four criminal charges against his wife. The image of Pedro Sánchez at Tsinghua University urging Beijing to help end wars while his domestic political foundation crumbled may be the defining photograph of his premiership.</description>
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