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The PSOE has demanded answers from the ruling Partido Popular as to whether former Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar had involved his Government in illegal arms sales.
A spokesman for Spain's main Socialist opposition party, Antonio Hernando, gave a statement to the press calling for immediate explanations over claims that the country had supplied arms to various countries, including Libya and Venezuela.
The statement referred to e mail evidence held by a news agency claiming to reveal how former president of bailed-out Caja Madrid asked an arms trading company to hire Aznar as an intermediary to enable weapons sales to a number of foreign governments.
Aznar, PM from 1996-2004, countered the claim with a statement denying any involvement in the sale of illegal arms.
