The Supreme Court

In his statement to the Supreme Court, the former president of Adif has denied having been under any pressure to buy the musu or plug anyone in.

After the European ruling, the Supreme Court will decide how to comply. Counsel proposes the figure of the fixed to be extinguished. ELA recalls the Supreme Court's rulings against this matter and calls for further mobilizations.

Patricia Uriz, who has testified in the trial against Ábalos, Koldo García and Aldama, has denied using codified language to refer to money, while other witnesses have explained cash payments and operations related to the mask case.

According to the Public Prosecutor's Office, there is insufficient evidence to indicate that the e-mail sent by Amador's lawyer, Alberto González, was sent by the Public Prosecutor's Office.

The businessman has said he took two payments of 45,000 euros to the PSOE headquarters and has stated that Ábalos "wanted a house" for his efforts on the hydrocarbon licence.

According to the witness, the former minister only sent him links to job offers, and Koldo Garcia told him from the beginning that he was his "boss" at the public company.

Both organizations have filed their submissions with the Court of Guarantees of the Treaty requesting the admission of the application for amparo filed by the former president against the Supreme Court's decision not to apply amnesty for embezzlement. Both organizations believe that the Supreme Court should have applied amnesty to him and criticize the "unreasonable and arbitrary" interpretation of the Amnesty Act to prevent its application.

Zulueta was sentenced to seven and a half years' imprisonment for ETA membership, possession of weapons and explosives, and command of Halboka, while Enparantza  was sentenced to four years' imprisonment for ETA membership.

The Supreme Court has announced that it is not competent to investigate the former Minister's resignation from the Act of Deputies.

The Supreme Court has dismissed the appeal in cassation filed by the defence of the convicted person and found him guilty of a crime of hyper-aggravated murder.

According to Judge Leopoldo Puente, although the crimes under investigation fall within the competence of the National High Court, Ábalos has been aphored by the Supreme Court. 

The Public Prosecutor's Office considers that some of the fundamental rights of the former Spanish Attorney General  have been violated and therefore requests the annulment of the sentence. 

The Supreme Court has found it proven that he or someone around him, who was aware of it, leaked to the Ser chain the e-mail of Alberto González, the lawyer of Amador, the couple of the President of the Community of Madrid.

The Government will be left with one less Member, since Ábalos has tended to vote in line with the PSOE, and given that Junts has announced his vote against all the Government's proposals, things will become a little more difficult for the Government in Congress.

A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.

Sanchez spoke for the first time of the conviction of Prosecutor Alvaro García Ortiz. Johannesburg, during the press conference he gave on the occasion of the G20 Assembly. The Supreme Court sentenced the Attorney General totwo years' disqualification  eta with a fine of 7,200 euros.  

The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, has stated that he continues to believe in the innocence of the Attorney General of the State, Alvaro García Ortiz, adding that he does not share the Supreme Court's ruling, but believes that it makes no sense to speak of a pardon.

The Supreme Court has sentenced the Attorney General of the State, Alvaro García Ortiz, to two years' disqualification for disclosure of secrets.

On Wednesday, the Chief Anti-Corruption Prosecutor, Alejandro Luzón, presented to the Supreme Court a brief of provisional findings requesting 19 and a half years' imprisonment for former ministerial adviser Koldo García and another 7 years and a fine of 3.7 million euros for network commissioner Victor de Aldama.