The mayor of La Algaba, Diego Manuel Agüera, faces serious allegations of sexual harassment against a minor who is a student at the Municipal School of Bullfighting. The complaint has been filed through the internal reporting channel of the PSOE, which raises concerns over the party's response towards such accusations. Despite the federal party's indication of initiating an investigation due to the severity of the allegations, the local branch of the PSOE has opted not to take any action, citing a lack of 'certainty' regarding the claims.

The PSOE in Seville has issued statements justifying their inaction, suggesting that decisions regarding such matters cannot be made without clear proof or certainty surrounding the accusations. This stance has drawn criticism from various quarters, highlighting the potential implications of allowing a public figure to retain their position while serious allegations hang over them. The decision signals a struggle within the party to balance political allegiance and the gravity of the allegations made against one of their own.

The controversy raises broader questions about accountability and the treatment of serious allegations in politics. As the investigation progresses, the dilemma faced by the PSOE could have lasting impacts not only on the mayor's career but also on the public's trust in their capacity to handle issues of sexual misconduct effectively. It points to a potentially troubling precedent within political environments where individual rights and the seriousness of allegations must be weighed against party loyalty and image.