Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's political future is in question.

He's facing a no-confidence vote Friday, and it doesn't look good.  Rajoy is in trouble after a former treasurer for his ruling party was sentenced last week to  33 years in prison  for fraud and money laundering.

The judge also fined Rajoy's party saying it benefited from the former treasurer's actions.

The Basque Nationalist Party was considered the swing vote.

On Thursday, it tweeted that it would  vote against Rajoy  in the no-confidence motion.

If Rajoy is forced out, it could trigger a second political crisis in southern Europe, where Italy's  currently struggling  to form a government after no clear party won a majority in the country's March 4 elections.