Quebec Liberal leader Pablo Rodriguez faces calls to resign over undisclosed donor reimbursements, sparking a leadership crisis.

Quebec Liberal Party leader Pablo Rodriguez faces mounting pressure to resign amid allegations he was unaware of cash reimbursements to donors at a fundraising event, a practice deemed unethical and unauthorized. The scandal, involving about 20 donors whose contributions were covered by event host Emanuel Cabral, has drawn scrutiny from Quebec’s anti-corruption unit and the chief electoral officer. The party’s youth wing has refused to endorse Rodriguez, and political analysts predict his departure by early January, arguing he has failed to revitalize the party’s image or strategy. Internal divisions and declining public support have intensified the leadership crisis as the party struggles to regain relevance ahead of the next election.