The article discusses the failure of Isabel Díaz Ayuso's administration to respond to a request from the Ministry of Public Function regarding a serious case of sexual harassment involving a municipal government worker in Móstoles. The request was made for further information and reinforcement of the investigation after allegations emerged against a state employee working at the local level. Despite the gravity of the situation, the regional government seems to have neglected its responsibility to enhance the investigatory process.

According to sources from El País, the regional government countered allegations from the central government that it was concealing or mishandling the case. Claims were raised that the detailed reports submitted by witnesses were not acted upon effectively, and the investigation remains stalled. The Ministry's request for additional documentation, which was communicated in November 2024, went unanswered, leaving the status of the case in a troubling state of limbo, causing public concern regarding the administration's commitment to addressing sexual harassment.

This situation raises broader questions about accountability and the effective management of harassment cases within local governments, highlighting potential systemic issues in the handling of such critical allegations. As public scrutiny increases, the implications for Ayuso's administration could be significant, potentially impacting both her political standing and the confidence of the public in local governance.