The hot potato for Pedro Sánchez: to extradite or not a pro-Palestinian philanthropist requested by Trump

The Spanish government is in a delicate situation after an American philanthropist and pro-Palestinian activist, James Cox Fergie Chambers, was arrested in Ibiza four months ago by an international order from the Trump administration. Currently, Chambers remains in prison, awaiting a decision on his extradition to the United States. The Public Prosecutor's Office is in favor of deportation, arguing that Washington's request does not aim to prosecute him for political reasons, but for alleged financing of terrorism. However, his defenders claim that the arrest is a political persecution motivated by his humanitarian commitment.