The situation surrounding the mayor of Móstoles has intensified as allegations of sexual harassment surfaced, accompanied by audio recordings linked to the 'Móstoles case'. Despite the mounting evidence that could undermine his position, the PP, led by Alfonso Serrano, is standing firmly behind the mayor, framing the accusations as a personal vendetta against him. Serrano has criticized the societal consequences of dissenting opinions and expressed concern over the digital 'lynching' individuals face when they deviate from the government's narrative.

In a recent speech, Serrano urged the youth of Madrid to take part in what he termed a 'cultural battle' to resist a dominant way of thinking that he perceives as superficial and detrimental to Spanish society. He indicated that the current political climate is attempting to stifle dissent and de-value those who oppose the established order. His rhetoric seeks to frame the narrative around a wider cultural struggle, which he suggests is essential for the agency and belief systems of future generations.

Additionally, Serrano attacked the government for attempting to distract the public from its own failings by focusing on the accusations against the mayor. He accused the PSOE of trying to divert attention from broader issues such as corruption within its ranks, implying that the media attention surrounding the mayor's situation is part of a larger strategy to escape accountability. This discourse highlights the ongoing tensions in Spanish politics, particularly concerning personal conduct and political accountability, and raises questions about how such allegations are contested in the public sphere.