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742 newsThe Spanish government ramps up efforts to combat violence against women – meet Teresa Peramato
Teresa Peramato to Become Spain's New Attorney General After García Ortiz's Resignation. Spain will appoint a new Attorney General. Teresa Peramato, known for her work combating violence, will replace García Ortiz. The decision follows the previous chief's conviction for disclosing confidential information.
Madrid Prosecutor’s Office Sparks Outrage — Why Has the Court’s Ruling Raised So Many Questions?
Spanish Supreme Court Convicts Attorney General of Disclosing Classified Information. The Attorney General of Spain has been banned from holding office for two years. The court focused on a press release from the Madrid prosecutor's office. The full reasoning behind the verdict has not yet been made public.
Madrid's Leader Makes Waves: Who Is Really on Trial?
Ayuso Accuses Sánchez of Political Interference Following Sentence to Spain’s Attorney General. Isabel Díaz Ayuso is convinced: Pedro Sánchez is to blame for the scandal involving leaked documents. She believes the court’s ruling backs her account of the events. Find out how this political drama unfolded.
Court's Sensational Ruling Shakes Politics — Who Will Replace Spain's Chief Prosecutor?
Spanish Supreme Court Suspends Attorney General for Two Years Over Confidentiality Breach. Spain’s Attorney General has been suspended for two years and received a hefty fine after being found guilty of disclosing confidential information. The court’s decision has sparked widespread controversy and political debate.
Major kickback scandal with rigged tenders: Who is behind the scheme in Almería?
Head and Deputy Head of Almería Province Arrested in Government Contract Corruption Case. Top provincial officials in Almería have been arrested over allegations of rigging public contracts. Investigators uncovered a network of fraudulent tenders and illicit commissions. The investigation is ongoing, and more arrests may follow.
Scandal in La Bañeza: Politicians' Pay Raise Blocked by Court – How the Opposition Turned the Tide
Court Blocks Salary Increase for PP and Vox Officials in León Over Personal Gain. A court in León has halted a sharp salary increase for PP and Vox politicians, citing officials' personal interests. The opposition hails the decision as a victory for accountability.
Scandal in Andalusia: Top Officials and Mayor Arrested on Corruption Charges
Almería Province Head and Deputy Detained in Contract Fraud Case. Provincial leaders and the mayor of Fines have been arrested in Almería over suspected illegal schemes involving the purchase of medical supplies. Investigators promise to reveal further details soon.
President Marks Anniversary with Unusual Video: What's Behind the Controversial Background?
Carlos Alsina Mocks Sánchez’s Garden Desk Video. Carlos Alsina breaks down Pedro Sánchez’s video marking his two years in power. An unusual location and the absence of key figures sparked controversy. What’s really behind this video? Find out in our report.
Trial of Álvaro García Ortiz: Why Did the Prosecutor Delete Messages and What Is Being Hidden?
Spanish Attorney General Denies Email Leak, Explains Data Deletion. Álvaro García Ortiz testified in court, rejecting accusations of information disclosure and clarifying why he routinely wipes his devices. His stance could shift the direction of this high-profile trial. More details in our report.
Prosecution Chief Faces Trial: Key Details, Surprising Twists, and Public Outrage
Spanish Attorney General in the Dock: Accusations of Data Leaks and a Battle for Reputation. Spain's chief prosecutor finds himself at the center of a high-profile trial, facing charges of disclosing confidential information and destroying evidence. Our report covers key details from the hearing, the defendant's stance, and the most unexpected moments in court.
Álvaro García Ortiz on Trial: What Do Secret Prosecution Talks Reveal?
Spanish Attorney General at the Center of Court Probe Over Leak Allegations. The head of Spain's prosecution service is under judicial scrutiny, facing accusations of a possible information leak and involvement in behind-the-scenes dealings. The case unfolds amid controversial messages exchanged between staff members.
Madrid courtroom mystery: Why did the prosecutor wipe crucial data from his phone?
Spanish Attorney General Denies Data Leak, Explains Phone Data Wipe. Spain’s Chief Prosecutor has been drawn into a high-profile court case over allegations of a possible information leak. He maintains that he wiped his phone’s data purely for security reasons.
Spanish Minister's Wardrobe Blunder in Beijing: Who Styled Carlos Cuerpo?
Queen Letizia in China: High Fashion Diplomacy and Minister's Gaffe. The Spanish royals have arrived in China for an official visit. Letizia dazzled at the dinner with Xi Jinping, while the Minister of Economy drew puzzled looks.
Supreme Court Bombshell: Journalists Clear García Ortiz in Secrets Leak Scandal
Journalists Deny Attorney General’s Involvement in Gonzalez Amador Letter Leak. Spain’s Supreme Court heard journalists in a case over disclosure of confidential information. Witnesses stated they were aware of tax violations by attorney González Amador before the letter was sent to the Attorney General. This has cast doubt on the charges against García Ortiz.
Turning Point: Key La Moncloa Witness to Testify on Weekend
Judge Postpones Questioning of New Suspect in Begoña Gómez Case. The questioning of a high-ranking official from La Moncloa in the Begoña Gómez case has been rescheduled for Sunday. The judge changed the date due to the attorney’s prior commitments. The investigation into the prime minister’s wife is gaining momentum.
Final Verdict: What Are the Deleted Files Hiding and Why Are Journalists’ Testimonies So Controversial?
Trial of Spain’s Attorney General: Critical Phase and Fierce Debate Over Evidence. Spain’s Supreme Court wraps up hearings in the Attorney General's case. Key issues center on deleted device data and sharp disagreements between the defense and the UCO. The trial's outcome could reshape the country's entire political landscape.
Badajoz set to hear charges against David Sánchez: Key details of the high-profile trial
Pedro Sánchez’s Brother to Stand Trial Over Employment Case in February 2025. A trial of David Sánchez will begin in Badajoz in February 2025. He is accused of misconduct in securing a position and using official connections for personal benefit. Ten others are implicated in the case, including the former head of the province.
Fashion showdown at Zarzuela: What the queen's closest aides revealed with their dresses
Queen Letizia’s New Allies Stage a Fashion Duel at the Zarzuela Palace. Meet the two key aides to Queen Letizia. Their outfits at the gala dinner caused a stir, revealing their true personalities through style.
Will Purchasing Power Hold? What the Future Holds for 3.5 Million Sector Employees
Spanish Authorities Discuss Wage Indexation for Civil Servants Until 2028. Spain has launched talks on new pay conditions for civil servants, including the possibility of wage indexation to inflation through 2028. The decision could impact millions of public sector employees nationwide.
Álvaro García’s trial: Day one marked by teammates’ support and calls to drop charges
Trial of Spain's Attorney General: Proceedings Begin with Unexpected Statements. A high-profile trial of Attorney General Álvaro García has opened in Madrid. His stance has surprised observers, while the prosecutor in the Ayuso case has come to his defense. Read on for highlights from the first day in court.
Peinado keeps the case open: now a government department director is under suspicion
Judge in Begoña Gómez Case Expands Investigation, Summons New Government Official. The Madrid court continues its probe into Begoña Gómez. A new high-ranking government official has been called to testify. Further questioning and new developments are expected.
Court Battle Surrounding Prosecutor and Ayuso’s Partner: Scandals, Accusations, and Political Fallout
Ayuso Shows Respect for Court in Attorney General Leak Investigation. Isabel Díaz Ayuso has responded cautiously to the investigation into the Attorney General over a possible leak of a letter linked to her partner. She emphasized the importance of judicial independence. Political tensions are escalating around the case—read more inside.
TSJM upholds seven-year ban for former officials: case details and implications
Madrid Court Upholds Public Service Ban for Former Navalcarnero Mayor. The highest court in Madrid has upheld a seven-year disqualification for the former mayor of Navalcarnero and ex-official. The decision is linked to violations in municipal contract awards. Discover why the court rejected the defense's arguments.
Scandal Erupts Around Daniel de Alfonso: How the Former Official Landed in Court
Former Head of Catalonia's Anti-Corruption Office Ordered to Pay Back €82,000. A court has ordered the former director of Catalonia's Anti-Corruption Office to return €82,000. Part of the sum is considered overdue, but the court highlighted serious negligence in the official's actions. Details of the case and its implications are covered in our report.
Scandal in Lleida: City Council Head Convicted Over Nightclub Incident, Yet Remains in Office
Mayor of Naut Aran admits to harassing woman but refuses to step down. The head of Naut d’Aran has been convicted of harassing a woman in a club. He will pay a fine and compensation, but has no intention of leaving his post. The opposition is demanding his immediate resignation.
Prosecutor General on Trial: Why the García Ortiz Case Is Stirring Public Outrage
Spanish Supreme Court Opens Hearings in Attorney General García Ortiz Case. The Supreme Court has begun proceedings against Spain’s Attorney General, who is accused of leaking confidential information. This high-profile trial may set a precedent for the country.
Scandalous Trial: Why the Proceedings Against García Ortiz Are Called Unprecedented and a Violation of Rights
State Legal Counsel Calls for Dismissal of Case Against Spain’s Attorney General. Spain’s State Legal Counsel has called for the judicial process against the Attorney General to be declared invalid. The defense argues the proceedings infringe on legal rights and are marked by overly aggressive investigation. The case has already sparked significant debate within the legal community.
Investigation Targets Prime Minister's Wife: What Are Judges Looking For in Her Messages and Documents?
Madrid Court Orders UCO to Analyze Seven Years of Begoña Gómez's Emails. A Madrid judge has ordered a review of Begoña Gómez's email correspondence over the past seven years. The UCO will analyze the messages to clarify details of her activities and advisory role. The investigation concerns possible use of public resources for personal gain.
Scandal in Badajoz Appointment: David Sánchez’s Defense Alleges Investigation Irregularities
Pedro Sánchez's Brother Demands Emails Be Excluded from Employment Case. David Sánchez denies accusations of illegal hiring practices. His lawyers insist that email correspondence should not be considered evidence. The court has yet to set a hearing date.
Court Case Against Álvaro García Ortiz: Shocking Twists and Evidence Disputes
Spain's Supreme Court Opens Hearings in Attorney General’s Secrets Disclosure Case. A high-profile trial against Spain’s Attorney General has begun in Madrid. Álvaro García Ortiz denies accusations of revealing confidential information. His legal team has questioned the legality of the investigative procedures.
Trial Against Álvaro García Ortiz: Why This Case Could Reshape the System
Spanish Supreme Court Launches Historic Trial Against the Country’s Attorney General. For the first time, the Supreme Court is reviewing charges against a sitting Attorney General. Álvaro García Ortiz is accused of leaking confidential information. The hearings will continue until November 13 and are expected to set a precedent.
Scandal Unfolds: What’s Behind the Accusations Rocking Spain’s Chief Prosecutor?
Spanish Supreme Court Begins Hearings in Attorney General García Ortiz Case. Spain’s Attorney General is facing trial, accused of large-scale tax fraud. The legal proceedings have already sparked fierce debates in both politics and society.
Unexpected Ministerial Family Scandal: Why Yolanda Díaz’s Daughter’s Handbag Sparked Outrage
Yolanda Díaz’s Daughter at Center of Scandal over Fake Designer Bag. Yolanda Díaz and her daughter have come under fire, this time over the young woman’s fashion accessory. Experts believe it’s a cheap knockoff from a well-known brand.
Madrid Treasury Funds: How Party Workers Receive Payments Without Working at City Hall
Scandal in Madrid: PP Staff Paid from City Budget. A dispute has erupted in Madrid over the salaries of employees linked to the PP leadership. Two individuals are receiving wages from the city budget without performing municipal duties. Details of the situation and political reactions — in our report.
Thousands of new civil service vacancies across the country – don’t miss your chance to change your life
Spain Opens 90 New Civil Service Competitions With Thousands of Vacancies in 2025. In October 2025, Spain announced 90 new competitions for positions in government bodies. Thousands of vacancies are available for permanent, temporary, and contract employees. Employment opportunities are open at all levels, from local to national.
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