David Sánchez, brother of Spain’s Prime Minister, has been barred from public office for nine years after the Badajoz court found him guilty of misconduct in a high-profile hiring case. Several other officials received similar penalties.
David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, brother of Spain’s Prime Minister, has been sentenced to nine years of disqualification from public office. The ruling follows a case over alleged irregularities in a senior appointment in Badajoz.
Spain's Anticorruption Prosecutor and the State Legal Service reject Zapatero's bid to remove the PP-led prosecution from the Plus Ultra jewels case. The dispute centers on the legitimacy of popular action in a high-profile fiscal probe.
Jota Martínez Galiana’s novel 'Malpaís' confronts political corruption and violence, while examining journalism’s erosion in Valencia. The book draws on real scandals and challenges the idea of compassion for those in power.
The only existing copies of sensitive disciplinary files targeting agents investigating cases linked to Pedro Sánchez's family were discovered locked in a senior Guardia Civil official's office. The incident has triggered judicial scrutiny and raised concerns over document handling.
Minister Ángel Víctor Torres responds to claims of census manipulation and clarifies the impact of the nationality law. The debate is intensifying as the PP raises concerns about new voters and the handling of corruption cases.
Madrid’s Provincial Court is set to rule on whether Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain’s prime minister, will face a jury trial over alleged corruption and influence peddling. The decision could shape the legal process for all the accused.
Óscar López will represent the PSOE in the Madrid regional elections after becoming the only candidate to secure enough endorsements. Silvia López Quivira fell short of the required threshold, exposing internal party dynamics.
A Madrid court has reopened the investigation into María Dolores de Cospedal. New audio involving former commissioner Villarejo has put the former PP leader back in the spotlight, bringing unresolved questions about political interference back into focus.
The National Court has decided that Antonio Balas will continue leading the 'caso Koldo' investigation despite his promotion. Backed by Anticorrupción, the move keeps him involved in several sensitive probes.
The National Court and anti-corruption prosecutor have asked Antonio Balas to keep leading the ‘Caso Koldo’ probe as he nears promotion to colonel. The Interior Ministry may retain him in the post through a special commission.
Spain’s Anticorruption Prosecutor supports charging former Correos chief Juan Manuel Serrano and examining his phone. The court must now decide whether to authorize broader searches of mobile devices amid a growing political scandal.
The Guardia Civil has asked a court for permission to analyze the phones of three PSOE employees as part of the ongoing 'Leire Díez' investigation. Two staff members have challenged the seizure, arguing that it lacked judicial authorization.
Spain’s National Court has instructed police to search Villarejo’s seized files for conversations with María Dolores de Cospedal. The order follows renewed pressure to revisit her alleged ties to the Kitchen case.
A Guardia Civil report alleges that Santos Cerdán enabled a criminal network within PSOE. Investigators suspect falsified documents and irregular payments involving senior party staff. The case raises new questions about internal controls.
A new Guardia Civil report places senior PSOE figures at the center of a suspected criminal network. Investigators allege that party resources supported illicit activities, putting basic officials and staff under scrutiny.
A UCO report implicates former PSOE official Santos Cerdán in supporting a criminal network. The investigation details forged documents and the alleged misuse of party resources for legal payments and logistics.
A new Guardia Civil report implicates Juan Manuel Serrano in an alleged scheme to influence court cases involving the PSOE and the Spanish government. The investigation also names Leire Díez and Santos Cerdán, and is under review by the Audiencia Nacional.
Madrid’s public prosecutors sharply criticized Judge Juan Carlos Peinado for imposing a travel ban on Begoña Gómez. They called the decision unjustified and excessive, intensifying scrutiny of the ongoing investigation.
Víctor de Aldama has given another confidential statement before the National Court. The investigation focuses on alleged cash reimbursements within the PSOE and involves former minister José Luis Ábalos and his former aide, Koldo García.
The Andalusian Antifraud Office is investigating Álvaro Zancajo over a possible incompatibility between his role in Vox and his paid seat on RTVA's board. The case raises questions about exclusivity rules and political influence in public media.
Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has upheld the travel ban on Begoña Gómez, citing past escapes by European leaders. The decision has intensified scrutiny of police escorts and judicial oversight in high-profile cases.
The Guardia Civil is demanding access to tax records in the investigation of Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s partner. The judge’s refusal to release Hacienda data is seen as a major obstacle. The case centers on suspected bribery involving Quirónsalud executives.
A Spanish judge authorized the wiretapping of Juan Carlos Barrabés’s phone in 2026. Requested by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, the measure aimed to clarify alleged irregularities in Red.es contracts awarded five years earlier.
The Supreme Court has confirmed that Álvaro García Ortiz must pay €39,000 in legal costs. The decision follows his conviction for revealing secrets in a case involving Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner. The court rejected his bid for a further reduction.
A suspended Guardia Civil commander told the court he was offered a senior advisory role in exchange for confidential UCO information. The case concerns alleged attempts to obstruct major corruption investigations involving political figures.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso has sharply criticized the government's new budget approach, accusing it of prioritizing Catalonia over Madrid and undermining institutional trust. The debate has exposed deep divisions among Spain's regions.
Judicial pressure is mounting as PSOE and Más Madrid urge a wider investigation into alleged tax offenses involving Quirón Prevención and its director. The partner of Madrid’s regional president is also under scrutiny, and new tax data has intensified attention on the case.
Leticia de la Hoz, lawyer for Koldo García, was visibly shaken after her client received a 19-year prison sentence. She now faces charges in the PSOE 'cloacas' case. The courtroom moment laid bare deepening legal and political rifts.
A new survey shows widespread skepticism about judicial impartiality in Spain. The government calls for reflection, while opposition parties reject claims of 'lawfare'. Political divisions deepen over the role of the courts.
The CGPJ is holding off on disciplinary decisions concerning Judge Peinado. Three complaints remain unresolved as the future of the ‘Begoña Gómez’ case awaits a impressive court ruling. Peinado’s upcoming retirement adds urgency.
María Jesús Montero says she regrets trusting Vicente Fernández after new judicial findings linked him to the Leire case. The SEPI scandal has brought renewed scrutiny of oversight and public conduct.
A Madrid court has admitted Félix Bolaños’ lawsuit against Víctor de Aldama. The minister is seeking to defend his reputation after being accused of attempted bribery. The case adds to tensions surrounding high-profile corruption scandals.
Only 20.5% of Spaniards are satisfied with how democracy works, says CIS. Most demand stronger anti-corruption action and judicial reforms. Confidence in political parties remains at record lows.
Delcy Rodríguez has begun legal action against Víctor de Aldama after he alleged that she delivered a confidential envelope from Venezuela’s state oil company to finance Spain’s PSOE. The dispute is heading to a Madrid court.
