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Millions Disappear: Who Is to Blame for ICOMEM’s Budget Shortfall?

Financial Crisis at Madrid Medical College: Accounts Drained in a Year. The Madrid Medical College is on the brink of bankruptcy. A sharp budget cut is linked to costly renovations and controversial management decisions. Internal conflicts are only making the situation worse.

European experts urge Madrid to reform judicial system — Politicization and eroding trust in institutions raise alarm

Council of Europe Raises Concerns Over Pressure on Spain's Supreme Court and Prosecutorial Independence. The Council of Europe has voiced concern over pressure on Spain’s judicial authorities. Its mission has called to safeguard the independence of the prosecutor’s office and to reform the system for appointing judges. Spanish authorities await further recommendations.

Court Upholds Delgado's Appointment Despite Protests — Why the Decision Sparked Outrage

Spanish Supreme Court Upholds Dolores Delgado as Prosecutor for Historical Memory. The Spanish Supreme Court has confirmed the appointment of Dolores Delgado as Prosecutor for Human Rights and Historical Memory. The court rejected appeals by the Prosecutors' Association despite debates over potential conflicts of interest. The decision has sparked significant public reaction.

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.

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.

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.

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.