Diego Manuel Agüera, the socialist mayor of La Algaba in Seville, has been reported for allegedly sexually harassing a minor, specifically a student at the local bullfighting school. The reports indicate that he sent inappropriate messages to the young apprentice over several months, making sexual advances and requests for explicit information. This incident adds to a series of sexual harassment scandals within the PSOE, raising concerns about the party's culture.

The accusations come at a time when the PSOE is facing electoral backlash over issues related to sexual harassment. Recent polls show a significant number of female voters abandoning the party, highlighting the potential political costs of these scandals. In response, the PSOE has announced mandatory training courses focused on equality and harassment prevention for workers and officials, indicating a commitment to address the alarming incidents that have surfaced.

This latest case not only tarnishes the reputation of the individual involved but also poses wider implications for the PSOE as a political party. It reflects ongoing societal challenges regarding sexual harassment and the urgent need for systematic changes within political structures to protect vulnerable individuals, particularly minors. The party’s response and actions in the coming weeks will be closely monitored as the public awaits tangible measures to prevent future abuses.