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While People Wait for Housing, It's Already Been Allocated: Scandal in Valencia

Controversy in Valencia Over VPP Project: Social Housing with Private Infrastructure and No Permits. Valencia authorities are considering changes to the development plan for 77 VPP homes in Nazaret. All units have been reserved, despite permits and prices not being announced. The project has sparked conflict between the municipality and the Socialists.

Hazte Oír demands 24 years in prison for Begoña Gómez in corruption case

In Madrid, Prosecutors Seek Maximum Sentences for Prime Minister's Wife and Her Associates. The association Hazte Oír has filed a court request demanding 24 years in prison for Begoña Gómez. The charges include corruption, influence peddling, and embezzlement. Restrictive measures and lengthy sentences have also been requested for other defendants.

Key witnesses testify in major police corruption case

Court Hears ‘Caso Kitchen’: New Testimonies and Unexpected Details Emerge. The hearing on the ‘Caso Kitchen’ continues in Madrid, with key witnesses including police officers and prison officials taking the stand. Their testimonies could impact the investigation and the fate of those involved.

€20,000 found in chocolate: Balearic official faces scandal

Balearic Businessman Arrested for Attempted Bribery of Official. Authorities in the Balearic Islands reported an attempted bribery incident. A tourism entrepreneur offered an official €20,000 concealed in a box of chocolates. This case could impact business oversight in the region.

Why Zarryas chose Dies to investigate Villarejo’s role

€16,000 Paid for Probe Details on Leire Diez Hired to Trace Villarejo. Details have emerged in Spain about a private investigation into the ERE case. The former Andalusian vice president hired Leire Diez to look for links to Villarejo. The outcome took participants by surprise.

How the Begoña Gómez case tests Spain’s legal system

Judge Sends Prime Minister’s Wife to Stand Trial and Steps Down. Spain has concluded a high-profile investigation against Begoña Gómez. Judge Peinado has charged her with four offenses. The decision could impact the country's political stability.

Why the judge may lose control of this high-profile case

Begoña Gómez Case Surprises and Legal Risks for Madrid Court. The investigation against Begoña Gómez in Madrid is entering a new phase. Judge Peinado faces the threat of having the case annulled. Court decisions could influence Spain’s approach to corruption.

Focus on the judge’s role in the influence and corruption case

Investigation into Prime Minister's Wife Why the Caso Begoña Gómez Case Stalls. In Spain, the investigation against the Prime Minister's wife has lasted two years. The judge has found no evidence of crimes despite pressure and repeated attempts. This is affecting public perception of the judicial system and the political climate.

Spanish authorities weigh the fallout from Prime Minister's wife's case

Judge Peinado's high-profile decision sparks wave of criticism in Spain. The judicial investigation into the wife of the Prime Minister has triggered a strong response. Authorities and the opposition debate the reasons and consequences. Judge Peinado's ruling could reshape public perception of justice in the country.

Investigation into Spanish prime minister's wife widens

Spanish judge calls for investigation into Pedro Sánchez's wife. Pressure mounts on the prime minister's inner circle in Spain. A judge has called for an investigation into Begoña Gómez. The decision may impact public perception of the government and the country's business climate.

Begona Gomez investigation in Madrid reaches conclusion

Gómez trial in Spain Four charges remain and a jury may decide. Why the judge dismissed some charges against the Prime Minister's wife. The judge dropped one count but upheld four others. This decision may influence how corruption is perceived in Spain.

Court in Almería launches new probe into former Diputación chief

Almería court demands probe into ex-Diputación head for embezzlement and abuse. The cost of a trip to Madrid has raised questions with investigators amid suspicions of misappropriation of public funds. The case could impact how government spending is monitored in Spain.

Kitchen court case Who escaped charges and why

Why the Court in the Kitchen Case Restricted the Investigation and Who Will Be Affected. In Spain, the court in the Kitchen case has limited the number of defendants. The possible political links to the leadership of the PP have been excluded from consideration. This decision could shape the future of major corruption investigations.

Probe into fuel expenses of former Valencia president

Fuel expenses of former Valencia leader spark government dispute. A dispute has erupted in Valencia over the fuel expenses of the region’s former leader. Accusations against Francisco Camps have prompted calls for an investigation. Authorities have pledged to review the data and clarify the situation.

Court proceedings in Madrid over the mask supply case

Second session of the mask trial reveals unexpected statements and new details. The high-profile trial over mask procurement continues in Madrid. New testimonies raise questions about the connections and motives of those involved. The outcome could influence Spain’s future approach to public procurement.

Court ruling reshapes the investigation into the forgery case

Valencia court reopens fake diploma case against former commissioner. A court in Valencia has overturned the closure of a fake diploma case, affecting a former official and potentially impacting public sector hiring policies. The renewed investigation has sparked reactions among civil servants.

High-profile mask procurement case draws public attention

First Day of the Mask Case Trial Brings Unexpected Figures and New Details. A high-profile trial over the mask procurement scandal has begun in Madrid. Prominent individuals are in the dock. Spanish society awaits explanations and possible changes to the procurement system.

How a change in defense strategy shifted the course of the Kitchen case

Spanish Interior Minister Removed from Witness List in 'Kitchen' Case After Lawyer Change. A new twist in the case of alleged surveillance of the former PP treasurer. The Interior Minister will not testify. This decision could impact the investigation's course and the parties' positions.

Why lawyers want Spain relieved of liability

State Seeks to Avoid Payouts in Caso Kitchen Amid Surprise Twist. A debate is intensifying in Spain over who should be liable for compensation in the ‘caso Kitchen’. State lawyers are pushing to absolve the administration of responsibility for police actions. The court’s decision could set a precedent for future cases.

Prison disciplinary records on Bárcenas made public

New details revealed on Barcenas’ punishments in prison in the Kitchen case. Documents have surfaced in Spain regarding Barcenas’ punishments while in prison. The defense claims the measures were in response to his actions. This could influence the progress of the Kitchen case and public perception of the authorities.

Fresh details emerge on secret payments among Spanish officials

Kitchen Case How Stolen Bárcenas Family Documents Exposed Secret Schemes. Details of the Kitchen case have emerged in Spain. Stolen documents from the Bárcenas family became the key to the investigation. The case revealed payment schemes and links to politicians, which could change the approach to fighting corruption.

Court proceedings begin in the Kitchen case in Madrid

Trial of Spanish Interior Ministry Leadership Kitchen Scandal and New Charges. The Kitchen case trial begins in Madrid, targeting former top Interior Ministry officials. This high-profile event could reshape Spain’s approach to corruption investigations.

A high-profile Kitchen case trial begins in Spain

Who Was Behind the Barcenas Surveillance Kitchen Trial and Its Impact on Spain. Authorities and police: what the Kitchen case reveals today. Former senior officials from the Interior Ministry and police stand trial. The court’s decision could reshape attitudes towards political scandals and trust in institutions.