On Friday, the main Socialist opposition party presented a parliamentary motion to hold a vote of no-confidence to oust Mr. Rajoy, a day after his party’s former treasurer, Luis Bárcenas, was sentenced to 33 years in prison and fined 44 million euros (about $51.3 million) for benefiting from a kickbacks-for-contracts scheme. Jose Manuel Villegas, the secretary general of Ciudadanos in a press conference on Friday said that he believed Sanchez would “rely on the support of those who want to break up Spain” in his quest to reach Moncloa and that Ciudadanos would not support that.
The Citizens party gives an ultimatum to Rajoy to call snap elections or otherwise they'll support the motion of no confidence.