Corrupt political corruption
Jesus Perez Rodriguez, investigated in the Leire case, has resigned as an independent advisor to Tubos Reunion
Judge Calama investigates Zapatero for smuggling and tax offences for jewels found in his office
The judge of the National High Court investigating the Plus ultra case has ordered the disclosure of the separate piece in connection with jewellery worth an estimated 1.3 million euros, on the grounds that its origin is not "duly justified".
Zapatero demands clarification of how the United States obtained communications from a Plus Ultra shareholder
Counsel said the exchange of information between the United States and Spain raises "reasonable doubts" about respect for procedural guarantees.
Pradales warns the Spanish Government: "Governing is not just staying"
The lehendakari has advocated political stability and cooperation to move the Basque Country forward: it has called for the closure of outstanding transfers before July and has warned that alleged cases of corruption cannot be an excuse to stop governing.
Sanchez will give explanations in Congress on June 24 about the latest issues affecting the PSOE
The President of the Spanish Government himself requested the appearance on 27 May, following the entry of the UCO of the Civil Guard into Ferraz, to gather information related to the case of former socialist militant Leire Díaz.
Torres hopes that the investigation opened by the UCO to Tubos Reunidos will not affect the company's creditors
The Second Vicelehendakari of the Basque Government and Counsellor for Economy, Labour and Employment, Mikel Torres, hopes that the UCO investigation into the SEPI grants to Tubos Reunion "will not affect" the company's creditor competition, although it is clear that "it will not cooperate."
Sanchez says he didn't support Díez's "walks," he didn't know about them, and if he had, he wouldn't have accepted them
Pedro Sánchez has announced that the PSOE legal team is studying all the documentation on the Leire case to take appropriate action to protect the party's "honour." "My government is a clean government, my party is an honest party and, above all, it is a matter of a few corruptions," he said.
Bengoetxea: "The information is worrying, one day President Sanchez will have to explain"
The Councillor for Culture and Linguistic Policy and First Vice-President, Ibone Bengoetxea, has spoken out on the alleged corruption cases that are putting the PSOE in a "difficult haven." He has acknowledged that "the situation is serious." The socialist leader will have to explain.
The PP again sends a message to jeltzales after the search of Tubos Reunion: "The PNV will have to explain"
Following the search carried out bythe Civil Guard at the headquarters of Tubos Reunidos, the People's Party has once again looked to the PNV to ask it to clarify its position on corruption. The Deputy Secretary of Sectoral Coordination of the PP, Alma Ezcurra, has said that after one of the leading companies in the Basque Country has been punctuated by corruption, the jeltzales must give their opinion and explain to the citizens.
David Sanchez denies influencing hiring: "I have no power to do so."
During the trial in the Badajoz Provincial High Court, David Sánchez, brother of the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, denied having influenced the recruitment, not in the position he obtained as coordinator of the Badajoz Conservatory, not even when his friend Luis Carrero was assigned the .
Sanchez asks to appear in Congress after the latest judicial investigations
This briefing would take place on 24 June, after participating in the next meeting of the European Council, following the latest judicial decisions affecting the PSOE, in which the opposition and members of the government have called for explanations and early elections.
Fernandez Diaz dissociates himself from the Kitchen case saying he learned about the operation when it was published in the press
The former Minister of the Interior has denied sending messages about alleged espionage.
Ongoing trial on alleged irregular hiring of David Sanchez with preliminary issues
The jury will have to determine whether the 2017 hiring of the brother of the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, as coordinator of the musical activities of the conservatories in the Badajoz Council met all the legal requirements, or whether it was an alleged plug-in case.
Maria Chivite has put her "honesty" as a "guarantee": "No one has found a crime in my conduct, nor will he find it."
The President of the Navarre Government has appeared before the Committee of Inquiry of the Navarre Parliament and stressed that there is no corruption in his government.
Uxue Barkos denies corruption during his term and claims he never negotiated with Cerdán
The former president of the Navarre Government between 2015 and 2019 has appeared for three hours in the Committee of Inquiry of the Navarre Parliament.
Ábalos has admitted that he had a "special connection" with Koldo and has downplayed the importance of knowing Aldama
The former minister has testified as a defendant before the Supreme Court and defended the appointment of the former adviser for his "loyalty."
PP Box B investigator claims he was asked not to mention Rajoy
She also claims that the report did not allow her to reflect the name of former PP General Secretary María Dolores de Cospedal, although she was listed as the agent of an account.
The National High Court has acquitted Pujol of corruption offences after proving his dementia
The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office was demanding 9 years' imprisonment for a crime of unlawful association and laundering, and his eldest son Jordi will now be questioned for his alleged responsibility for corruption.
The National High Court will decide today whether to prosecute Pujol or to absolve him of criminal liability for dementia
If he decides to exclude him from the trial, Pujol may leave the National High Court without any criminal responsibility and the remaining defendants, such as his son Jordi, shall be questioned.
Mariano Rajoy, nicknamed M.Rajoy: "My name is Mariano Rajoy, and then everyone calls me whatever they want."
The former Spanish president has declared on the tenth day of the Kitchen trial.