Spain's National Court has opened an inquiry into leaks from the Plus Ultra case after the publication of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's agendas and private conversations. The court is seeking to identify those responsible.
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has formally sought to annul the Plus Ultra investigation, arguing that his Fundamental Rights were breached. He wants all evidence excluded and is challenging several major judicial decisions in a case involving sensitive personal data.
Barcelona's civil courts are overwhelmed by a surge in unresolved cases and a critical shortage of judges. Delays for civil rulings have reached three years and could stretch to four in 2026, raising concerns for residents and legal professionals.
Lawyer Jacobo Teijelo is under investigation in the Leire Díez case. He says the right to legal defense is at risk, particularly for lawyers representing the PSOE. The case has brought the confidentiality of lawyer-client relations into focus.
Two farmers from Lleida are seeking €1 million in damages after police mistook their legal hemp for marijuana. The crop was seized and held for two years, causing severe financial losses. A toxicology report later confirmed that the plants were non-psychoactive.
A major water leak has caused flooding and ceiling collapses at the Plaza de Castilla courts in Madrid. Basic areas were closed, and staff raised concerns about safety risks and poor building conditions.
Elisa Mouliaá appeared before a Madrid judge after missing three court dates. The judge had ordered her arrest following a complaint by Íñigo Errejón. The case centers on allegations of witness manipulation and a prior assault accusation.
Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain's prime minister, must appear in Madrid to surrender her passport. The court's decision has prompted legal challenges and disciplinary proceedings against the judge, highlighting tensions within Spain's judiciary.
The National Court has overturned a previous ban on semi-freedom for ETA member Gregorio Vicario Setién. The decision backs the Basque Government's prison policy and highlights continuing legal tensions over the treatment of former ETA members.
A tractor driver is under investigation for reckless homicide after a fatal crash in Membrilla. The collision killed a motorcyclist and has prompted legal proceedings in Ciudad Real.
Spain's Judicial Council found no grounds for disciplinary action against Judge Peinado over his handling of the Begoña Gómez case. Justice Minister Bolaños called the investigation “anomalous” and said he would take the dispute to the Supreme Court.
Judge Juan Carlos Peinado’s decision to seize Begoña Gómez’s passport has intensified debate over judicial conduct in Spain. Citing flight risk, the measure has raised questions about proportionality and the boundaries of legal investigations.
The General Council of the Judiciary is set to decide whether to open a disciplinary case against Judge Peinado. His remarks about police possibly aiding Begoña Gómez’s escape have prompted internal debate, and the Council’s response could set a precedent.
Begoña Gómez’s legal fate now rests with the Madrid Provincial Court. Pending appeals could overturn the decision to open a jury trial, intensifying legal and political tensions at the highest level.
A Madrid judge has ordered Begoña Gómez, the wife of the prime minister, to stand trial and surrender her passport. The decision has triggered a fierce backlash from government officials and the PSOE.
A Madrid judge has ordered Begoña Gómez, the Prime Minister’s wife, to face trial on four alleged crimes. She must surrender her passport and cannot leave Spain; she must also report to court every 15 days.
Former Prime Minister Zapatero faced pointed questions in court about €200,000 in payments from a Peruvian company. The judge challenged his account and sought details about his consultancy work.
A Castellón court has sentenced a legal advisor to two years in prison for payroll fraud. She manipulated salaries at a ceramics firm, diverting nearly €58,000 to her own account. The sentence includes a fine and a suspended prison term.
Former Prime Minister Zapatero remains charged in the Plus Ultra case after a three-hour court interrogation. The judge cites four basic sources of evidence, while the investigation remains in its early stages.
The National Court has refused to impose travel restrictions on José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. The judge cites ongoing suspicions and the seizure of valuable jewelry. The investigation remains at an early stage.
Family Drama in the Norwegian Royal Family: New Sentence and Old Shadows. Marius Borg, the son of Princess Mette-Marit, has been sentenced to four years in prison. Details about the past of his father, Morten, who was also convicted, have emerged. Amid the scandal, concerns are growing over the princess’s health.
Supreme Court of Spain bans merging daily and weekly rest days in hospitality schedules. The Supreme Court of Spain has put an end to the dispute over work schedules in the hospitality sector. Now, employers are required to provide employees with separate, uninterrupted daily and weekly rest periods—no loopholes allowed. Violations may result in serious fines.
Pensioner loses supplement and must return 14 thousand euros by court decision. A resident of Castilla-La Mancha lost his right to a pension supplement after his income from a private pension plan exceeded the limit. The court ordered him to return more than 14 thousand euros received over several years.
Oviedo Court Grants Lifetime Pension After INSS Denial: Worker Loses Leg. A printing house employee from Oviedo won full disability status in court after suffering a severe workplace injury. The INSS denied payments, but the court's decision secured him a lifetime pension in full.
Woman Receives Disability Pension for 16 Years by Pretending to Be Mute. In Andalusia, a woman received a disability pension for over 16 years, claiming she had lost her ability to speak after a psychological trauma. An investigation involving a detective and a court ruling put an end to the case. The court found that the woman could, in fact, speak, and declared the payments unlawful.
Court Orders INSS to Grant Lifetime Pension After Cancer: Disease Consequences Proved Decisive. A former warehouse worker has won the right to a lifetime pension through court after suffering from severe esophageal cancer. Despite the absence of an active disease stage, his physical limitations prevented him from returning to work. The court ruling sets an important precedent for similar cases.
Gabriela Gilen returns from ‘Supervivientes 2026’ and faces betrayal and debt. Gabriela Gilen found herself at the center of discussion after returning from 'Supervivientes 2026'. Her business has disappeared and her debt has exceeded 60,000 euros. The reason: an unexpected family betrayal.
Silvia Bronchalo Criticized Rodolfo Sancho for Not Being by His Son's Side. Silvia Bronchalo sharply criticized Rodolfo Sancho following his statements in court. She hinted at the father's absence next to his son in a Thai prison. The story has once again sparked discussion in the Spanish media.
Colate Vallejo-Nágera and Paulina Rubio: New Phase in the Battle for Their Son. Colate Vallejo-Nágera has found himself at the center of attention due to a legal battle with Paulina Rubio. At stake is the custody and residence of their son, Andrea Nicolás. New details and unexpected developments have emerged in the case.
Scandal Surrounding Luis Lorenso: Former Relationships, Serious Accusations, and New Details. Luis Lorenso is once again in the spotlight: court drama, accusations, and revealing confessions from his ex-partners. His past relationships expose unexpected sides of the actor. A story that continues to grip the Spanish media.
Spanish court allows residents to skip pool maintenance fees if they don’t use it. A court in Spain has recognized the right of some residents to avoid paying for pool maintenance if they do not use it and there is an appropriate decision by the homeowners' meeting. This decision could change how expenses are handled in residential complexes with shared facilities.
Court Permits Dismissal for Leaving Work Before End of Shift — Even If Employee Leaves On Time. An employee has the right to leave the workplace at the exact end of their shift, but if they stop fulfilling their duties beforehand, this can be grounds for legal dismissal. Spanish case law emphasizes: what matters is not the exact exit time, but the actual performance of duties until the last minute.
Spain’s Supreme Court Bans Reduction of Child Pension Bonus for Working Retirees. Spain’s Supreme Court has ordered Social Security to calculate the child-related pension bonus based on the full pension amount, even if the retiree continues to work. This ruling changes the rules for thousands of Spaniards who combine retirement with employment.
Anabel Pantoja Case: New Twist After Conclusion on Daughter’s 'Injury'. A new development has emerged in the story of Anabel Pantoja and David Rodríguez. An expert examination has confirmed that their daughter Alma was injured while in the care of her father. The family and the public await the outcome.
Ana Duato Back in the Spotlight: Acquittal Overturned and Case Takes a New Turn. Ana Duato is at the center of public discussion after her acquittal was overturned. The actress publicly responded to the court's decision and vowed to defend her position once again. The story has taken a new turn.
