Begoña Gómez’s Lawyers Contest Jury Trial Decision in Embezzlement Case. Begoña Gómez’s legal team has filed an appeal against the decision to hold a jury trial. They argue that there are no legal grounds for such a procedure. The focus remains on embezzlement charges and the involvement of her assistant.
Spanish Senate Rejects Recognizing Events in Gaza as Genocide After Heated Debate. A heated debate broke out in the Spanish Senate over an initiative to recognize the events in Gaza as genocide. The proposal, put forward by the Socialists, was rejected, sparking further disagreements between political parties. The issue became a source of mutual accusations and political confrontation.
Nóos Case Back in Spotlight: Judge Reveals New Details About the Royal Family. A high-profile scandal from the past returns to the spotlight. The judge in the Nóos case has published a new book. His memoir sheds light on the monarchy’s secrets. The Bourbon family now faces fresh allegations.
European Prosecutor Demands Urgent Report from Spanish Supreme Court on Contracts. The European Prosecutor has requested information from the Spanish Supreme Court regarding several contracts related to an ongoing corruption investigation. The focus is on the possible misuse of European funds. A decision on further action has not yet been made.
Moncloa Assistant Contacted 11 Companies Regarding Sanchez's Wife. An investigation has revealed that the assistant to the Spanish Prime Minister's wife was actively involved in negotiations with several companies. Dozens of emails and phone calls feature in the case. Authorities are examining details of the interactions with business entities.
Court Sends Former PP Lawmakers to Trial in Corruption Case. A Spanish court has decided to begin proceedings against former members of the Partido Popular. They are suspected of being involved in a complex scheme of overseas contracts and bribes. The case involves major companies and high-ranking officials.
Scandals in the Families of Spanish Politicians: From Guerra to Sánchez. Spain is once again debating the ties between political power and family connections. The history of scandals involving politicians’ relatives goes back decades. New cases rekindle old wounds. How is the perception of responsibility for such actions changing?
Begoña Gómez to Enter Madrid Court Through Garage Due to Threats. A Madrid court has allowed the wife of the Prime Minister to enter the building through the garage. The decision was made over safety concerns amid a high-profile case. An important hearing with several key figures is expected.
Spanish Court Sends Assange Surveillance Case to Trial in London. A Spanish court will consider a case of illegal surveillance at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. The head of a security company is accused of installing cameras and passing data to third parties. The case involves high-profile visitors and secret payments.
Debate Over the Role of Juries in Spain Reignites Due to the Begoña Gómez Case. A new wave of debate about the relevance of jury trials has erupted in Spain. The catalyst was a high-profile case that could reshape how complex cases are handled. Experts are divided over the advantages and drawbacks of citizen participation in the justice system.
Begoña Gómez Embezzlement Case May Be Heard by People's Court in Madrid. The investigation into the Begoña Gómez case in Madrid has entered a new phase. The judge has notified the parties of the possibility that a jury could hear the case. This decision has sparked a strong reaction in political circles. However, the final referral of the case to court has not yet been confirmed.
Internal Struggle in Vox Fails to Result in Criminal Case Against Espinosa. A conflict has erupted within the Vox party surrounding former spokesperson Iván Espinosa de los Monteros. Two attempts to initiate an investigation against him were unsuccessful. Details of the internal struggle and its unexpected consequences for Spanish politics.
Badajoz Court Brings Pedro Sánchez’s Brother to Trial. David Sánchez, relative of the Prime Minister, has found himself at the center of legal proceedings. He is accused of violations related to his employment in the Badajoz administration. The court has dismissed appeals and allowed the case to proceed. A substantive hearing is ahead.
Spanish Supreme Court Splits Koldo Case to Expedite Abalos Trial. The Spanish Supreme Court has decided to split the investigation in the Koldo case. This move aims to accelerate the proceedings against the former Minister of Transport. Hearings for the first part of the case are expected to begin this autumn.
Spain Investigates Leak of Sánchez and Ministers’ Personal Data via Telegram. Spain has launched an investigation following the publication of personal data belonging to the Prime Minister, cabinet ministers, and intelligence service personnel on Telegram. The investigation focuses on the actions of hacker N4t0X. Authorities are working to assess the scale and consequences of the incident.
Yolanda Díaz Stands Firm After Failed Bill to Reduce Working Hours. Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz refuses to give up after the setback with the 37.5-hour workweek bill. She remains committed to defending workers' rights and promises new initiatives.
Civil Guard Confirms Authenticity of Audio Recordings in Koldo García Case. An expert review by the Civil Guard found no evidence of tampering with the audio files seized from Koldo García. These materials have become key to the investigation against former senior members of the PSOE. The court continues to examine the circumstances of their emergence.
Junts Blocks Creation of Anti-Corruption Body, Deals New Blow to Díaz. The Spanish lower house has failed to approve the creation of an anti-corruption agency. Junts once again used its votes to oppose a Sumar initiative. This is the second time in a week that key proposals from Yolanda Díaz have been defeated.
Elite Property Purchase Scheme for Former Minister's Associates Uncovered in Madrid. Spanish authorities are investigating attempts to acquire luxury homes for individuals connected to a former transport minister. The case involves large sums of money, covert negotiations, and international contacts. Investigators are revealing new details about possible real estate schemes.
Tax Inspector Confirms Fake Expenses and €350,000 Fraud. An investigation into large-scale tax fraud is ongoing in Madrid. A tax service inspector has revealed details of a scheme involving fake invoices. The involvement of a regional leader’s partner adds further intrigue to the case.
Begoña Gómez Appears Again Before Judge Peinado Amid High-Profile Investigation. Proceedings in the Begoña Gómez case continue in Madrid. The wife of Spain's Prime Minister has come under scrutiny following new allegations. The court hearing attracted significant attention from journalists and the public.
Begoña Gómez Faces Court Again Over Fifth Charge in Madrid. The investigation into the wife of the Spanish Prime Minister continues in Madrid. The judge has added a new charge related to her work at the university and in public service. The case also involves her longtime assistant and several witnesses.
Spanish Congress Introduces New Rules for Journalists. The Spanish Congress has approved new requirements for media representatives. The document regulates filming procedures and sets out liability for violations. Access to certain areas will now be restricted.
Illegal Market for Appointment Bookings for Document Renewal Thrives in Madrid. Immigrants in Madrid are struggling to book free appointments for document renewal. Due to an overloaded system and the activities of intermediaries, many are forced to pay hundreds of euros for a service that should be free. The problem affects all of Spain and impacts tens of thousands of people.
Calls in Madrid for Investigation into Alleged Bribery Attempt of Two Prosecutors by Ex-Official and Businessman. The Madrid Prosecutor's Office is urging the launch of an investigation against a former PSOE member and a businessman suspected of attempting to bribe two prosecutors. The court has refused to combine this case with an ongoing corruption probe, adding further intrigue to the high-profile proceedings.
