Marlaska promises to investigate police charges while the left demands his resignation

The Spanish Interior Minister, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, faces political pressure following police violence during protests. He has ordered an internal investigation and banned the use of tear gas in future demonstrations. Leftist parties, including the coalition partner, demand his resignation, citing excessive police force against protesters. Critics highlight issues with riot police and call for accountability from the government. The Interior Ministry reported over 1,100 incidents during the general strike, resulting in multiple arrests across various cities. The situation has sparked significant political turmoil within the progressive coalition government.