José Ángel González, former deputy director of the National Police, has requested the closure of the sexual assault case against him. His defense argues that the evidence is insufficient, while the court has decided to keep the investigation open.
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.
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 EU Court will soon rule on Spain's amnesty law, but Carles Puigdemont's arrest order remains in force. The final decision rests with Spain's Constitutional Court, not the European judges, and basic legal questions remain unresolved.
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.
A Madrid court allowed Begoña Gómez to attend her daughter's graduation in London but denied her request to travel to the NATO summit in Ankara. Legal experts sharply criticized the decision, calling the risk of flight unfounded and the reasoning inconsistent.
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.
The Spanish government wants to limit popular prosecution by political parties and related groups. Officials point to recent high-profile cases and public distrust in the justice system. The proposal has sparked legal and political debate.
Francisco Nicolás, known as 'El Pequeño Nicolás', avoids prison after a Madrid court suspended his sentence. He must pay a €1,800 fine and remain crime-free for four years. The case has renewed scrutiny of high-profile legal decisions.
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.
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.
A new survey found that most Spaniards suspect political interference in the courts. Judges are divided, with conservatives denying lawfare and progressives citing controversial rulings. The debate exposes tensions over judicial independence.
A new survey finds Spain's justice system facing a crisis of confidence. Left-wing voters see bias, while right-wing voters view the courts as neutral. The divide raises questions about the judiciary's role and public trust.
Commvault Systems is under scrutiny after investors filed a class action lawsuit over allegedly misleading ARR growth projections. The company’s latest financial results were followed by a sharp stock decline.
A young man faces a jury in Girona after allegedly hitting a cyclist while drunk and fleeing the scene. The prosecution is seeking eight years in prison. The case highlights ongoing concerns about road safety and driver responsibility.
Leire Díez, under investigation in the PSOE 'cloacas' case, has filed a motion to annul the UCO’s seizure of her devices and agendas, including her phone and computer. Her legal team argues that the evidence was obtained without proper judicial authorization.
The US Supreme Court has rejected Spain's appeal over renewable energy awards, removing a basic legal barrier and potentially paving the way for a surge of asset seizure efforts and lawsuits against Spanish interests in the United States.
Spain’s State Legal Service has accused Jorge Fernández Díaz of overseeing the illegal Kitchen operation. The trial has examined allegations that public funds were used to silence Luis Bárcenas and shield the PP leadership.
The General Council of the Judiciary urges the Ministry of Justice to reverse its refusal to fund reinforcements for 62 courts. The decision could halt impressive judicial proceedings and affect citizens’ rights.
A Madrid court has backed the merger of two investigations into deaths in elderly care homes, contradicting an earlier ruling and potentially affecting more than 80 ongoing cases. The decision has renewed hopes for a single, unified legal process.
The Provincial Court of Valencia has acquitted Madrid rapper El Jincho of sexual assault charges involving a minor with a disability. The verdict cites contradictions in the victim’s statements and a lack of evidence.
Judge Pedraz has ordered two senior prosecutors to testify about meetings with figures linked to a suspected scheme targeting judicial probes. The case raises questions about contacts between the Fiscalía and individuals under scrutiny.
A Madrid court has upheld the dismissal of the case against Hazte Oír over a banner calling Pedro Sánchez “corrupt.” Judges ruled that the banner constituted political criticism, not an insult. The decision highlights the limits of free speech in Spanish politics.
Spain’s anti-corruption prosecutors are maintaining their request for 15-year prison sentences for former minister Jorge Fernández Díaz and other senior officials in the ‘caso Kitchen’ trial. The court has dropped charges against two police officers.
Former Catalan health leaders are on trial for allegedly delaying Covid vaccinations for national police and civil guards. Prosecutors seek 12-year bans from office, citing unequal treatment compared with regional forces.
The Supreme Court’s decision to suspend Víctor de Aldama’s prison sentence after his cooperation in the ‘caso Koldo’ has sparked debate. Critics question the leniency, while prosecutors defend the move as critical to exposing corruption.
Spain is facing growing public distrust of its justice system. Experts cite controversial rulings and slow disciplinary action, alongside a growing sense of judicial corporatism. The debate has intensified as high-profile cases collide with political accusations.
A California court has ordered Stoli Group executives to testify in the dispute over Château Miraval. The ruling advances Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's legal battle, with depositions scheduled in London by September.
Spain's Supreme Court has upheld the prison sentence for Marcos Benavent in the 'caso Taula'. The ruling accepts secret recordings as basic evidence in a major corruption case involving PP officials.
A 41-year-old woman has been jailed without bail in Manresa. Police suspect she poisoned her partner, whose death in February was initially unexplained. The arrest followed a four-month investigation by Mossos d’Esquadra.
The Supreme Court has granted Víctor de Aldama a notably reduced sentence in the ‘caso Koldo’ corruption case, citing his cooperation. The decision has reignited debate over the fairness of negotiated justice in Spain.
A 42-year-old administrative worker with chronic back pain and depression has a 48% disability rating, but has been denied permanent incapacity benefits. Judges ruled that her condition does not prevent her from performing her office duties.
A judge has asked the Spanish Tax Agency to join the investigation into jewels worth €1.3 million found in José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's office. The case involves possible tax fraud and smuggling, and Zapatero's legal team is challenging the process.
Spain's National Court has put a request to Venezuela on hold, requiring judges to specify the alleged crimes of 14 ETA fugitives before seeking assistance. The ruling affects an ongoing investigation into Basque exiles.
The defense for José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has filed a sweeping request to nullify evidence in the Plus Ultra case, challenging the legitimacy of basic materials and potentially reshaping the boundaries of judicial investigations in Spain.
