Vox has filed a complaint over alleged threats against Beatriz Biedma. The case links a former Socialist member and two other people to efforts to pressure the judge handling the investigation into Pedro Sánchez's brother.
Santiago Abascal is demanding guarantees that jurors in Begoña Gómez's trial will not face pressure or intimidation. Vox says the PSOE is adding political pressure to an already sensitive case.
Spain's Constitutional Court has begun reviewing the first amnesty appeal involving a leader of the procés. Its ruling on Jordi Turull could decide how malversation claims are treated and affect the legal futures of Carles Puigdemont and Oriol Junqueras.
The PP has again summoned Marlaska, Robles and Albares to the Senate. Their earlier absence led to court action and widened the dispute over the Government’s duty to answer to Parliament.
The legal case against Ceuta’s government delegate over the July migrant influx will now be handled by Spain’s National Court. The move shifts the spotlight to Madrid and could reshape the investigation’s scope.
A Madrid judge has asked a Ceuta court to transfer its investigation into the city’s government delegate, focusing on the handling of a mass migrant entry. The case could soon move from local to national jurisdiction.
PSPV-PSOE has taken its dispute over the Dana flood investigation to Spain’s Constitutional Court, arguing that deputies’ rights were violated when the commission in Les Corts was shut down. The party accuses its rivals of shielding regional officials from questioning.
The Supreme Court has temporarily blocked voting rights for people naturalized under the Law of Democratic Memory, setting off a direct conflict with the government. The judicial year began under the weight of this rare legal standoff.
A Barcelona judge has demanded a full police report on Jonathan Andic’s rapid trip to Quito after his father’s fatal fall. Investigators are focusing on the disappearance of Andic’s phone and his financial activity during the 48-hour journey.
A Madrid judge has called Begoña Gómez and her Moncloa assistant to a preliminary hearing, a basic legal step before a possible trial. The defense says the short notice could disrupt their preparation.
The Superior Court of Catalonia has refused to grant amnesty to Josep Maria Jové and Lluís Salvadó. Judges are seeking further answers from the EU Court before applying Spain’s new law, leaving the legal status of two senior ERC officials uncertain.
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Spain’s prison sentences for four Catalan protesters were excessive. The court found no evidence that the accused used violence but denied their request for compensation. The decision challenges Spain’s handling of political dissent.
A Madrid court has summoned Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain’s prime minister, to testify over accusations that she filed a false assault report. The case stems from a confrontation with activist Vito Quiles at a restaurant in Las Rozas. Both parties are due in court.
Spain’s Anticorruption Prosecutor has opposed the appeals filed by José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García against their lengthy prison sentences. The prosecution argues that the Supreme Court’s decision should stand and has urged the court to reject their further challenges.
Macarena Olona, ex-Vox spokesperson, leaves the State Legal Service to join José Antonio Choclán’s law firm. The firm is known for defending figures in major corruption cases, including Víctor de Aldama.
A procedural delay has prevented the Generalitat from collecting €500,000 in fines from Cabify and three VTC firms. The Catalan court ruled that the sanctions expired after the legal deadline was exceeded. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of labor practices in Spain’s transport sector.
Spain’s Justice Ministry has urged the judiciary to fast-track reinforcements for Ceuta’s courts. The Ministry says funding is ready, but the CGPJ must act. The move follows a sharp rise in migration cases.
The Supreme Court has rejected the PP’s urgent attempt to summon ministers over the Ceuta crisis. Judges ruled there was no proven legal urgency to bypass the government’s input. The decision delays Senate hearings pending further review.
Leire Díez has appealed to block the merger of two criminal cases against her. She disputes the connection between the probes and criticizes both the UCO and Judge Pedraz. The legal standoff could affect the course of the investigation.
A man in Castellón has been sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for repeatedly sexually assaulting two 10-year-old twin sisters who moved into his home with their mother. The court also ordered him to pay compensation and imposed strict restraining orders.
The National Court has ordered a fresh, court-supervised copy of Juan Manuel Serrano’s phone after legal challenges to its initial seizure and to the validity of an earlier data extraction by the UCO.
A National Court judge has ordered a new forensic copy of Juan Manuel Serrano’s iPhone to help secure the legal validity of evidence in the ‘Leire’ case. Serrano and his lawyer were present for the procedure.
Spain’s National Court has upheld a €15,000 fine against an 'El Confidencial' journalist for insider trading. The case marks the first time a Spanish reporter has been sanctioned for market abuse. The journalist plans to appeal.
Three men have been sentenced to five years in prison for attempting to murder a man in Castellón. The court also ordered them to pay €40,000 in compensation to the victim, who suffered serious injuries.
The Madrid court has transferred the case against former PSOE member Leire Díez to the Audiencia Nacional. Judge Santiago Pedraz will lead the investigation into the alleged plot to disrupt judicial proceedings involving the PSOE and the government.
A Madrid court is investigating Planifica Madrid’s acquisition of a €6.3 million penthouse. The case involves multiple complaints, including one from the PSOE. The property was intended to serve as Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s temporary office.
Begoña Gómez has recovered her passport after a Madrid court lifted restrictions. The judge permitted her legal representative to collect the document. The case had sparked criticism over the severity of the initial measures.
Judge Santiago Pedraz has summoned Leonardo Marcos, former director of the Guardia Civil, as a suspect in the Leire Díez case. The move follows a request from the PP and intensifies scrutiny of alleged efforts to influence judicial proceedings.
Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain’s prime minister, has replaced her defense lawyer as a Madrid court confirms her upcoming jury trial on charges of influence peddling and embezzlement.
The Kitchen case trial has ended after more than three months and 37 sessions. Prosecutors are seeking prison terms for former officials accused of spying on ex-PP treasurer Luis Bárcenas. The verdict is now pending.
José Manuel Villarejo’s lawyer says the Kitchen case was orchestrated by Luis Bárcenas and journalists. The defense rejects allegations of a state-backed operation to seize sensitive PP files as the trial nears its conclusion.
The prison term sought for Begoña Gómez has been cut from 24 to 13 years following a court decision to narrow the charges. Cristina Álvarez, her aide at La Moncloa, now faces a six-year request.
A Barcelona judge has formally charged three Mossos d'Esquadra officers over Carles Puigdemont's escape in August 2024. The case, previously closed, was reopened after an appeal. The officers now face a possible trial for failing to act on a Supreme Court warrant.
A Barcelona judge has upheld the dismissal of Carmen Macías, TMB’s former compliance director, for workplace harassment. The court rejected her claim that she was fired in retaliation for investigating allegations against other executives.
Spain’s Supreme Court has erased the convictions of eight people linked to the Catalonia protests. The decision follows the EU court’s support for the amnesty law and affects those prosecuted after the 2019 verdict.
