Trials
Comedian Ane Lindane will be tried for mockery after being sued by the Christian Lawyers Foundation
The alleged events took place on 29 June 2025, in Arberatze-Zilhea (Baja Navarra), in a church that pretended to masturbate with a crucifix.
Meta denies trying to hook children to Facebook and Instagram at the start of the federal trial
29 U.S. states accuse the Met of deliberate manipulation of Facebook and Instagram and violation of the Internet Child Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
Judge sentenced Nelson David Moreno to 24 years in prison for the murder of a 73-year-old man in Bilbao
The judge has sentenced him to 22 years for aggravated murder and two more years for computer fraud, his fourth conviction, which investigators believe relates to the deaths of seven gay men killed in autumn 2021.
Kerman Villate's family denies an internal investigation by the City of Vitoria-Gasteiz
The family of the young man killed by a blow from a janitor at the Mitika discotheque in Vitoria-Gasteiz has responded to statements by the mayor, Maider Etxebarria, who said that the City Council never opened an investigation to clarify what happened and has also requested that the required documentation be provided and that the City Council cooperate with the justice system.
Etxebarria has argued that the City of Vitoria was the first to call for the law of discotheque gatekeepers to be strengthened
Following statements by the young man's parents, Kerman Villate, the mayor of Vitoria-Gasteiz, Maider Etxeberria, has argued that the City Council responded "immediately" by urging the Basque Government to strengthen the regulations on discotheque security personnel.
New testimony reveals repeated attacks by Mitika gatekeepers before the death of Kerman Villate
Four young people have reported in an exclusive report on Radio Euskadi a series of attacks carried out by doormen of this discotheque in Vitoria-Gasteiz in the months leading up to Kerman's death, all of which were reported to the Ertzaintza.
Sentenced to 12 years and 6 months in prison for raping his roommate in Navarre
The victim, 34, and her two daughters were in a very vulnerable situation and had to continue sharing a flat with the aggressor, who again abused her.
The Spanish Government expresses its hope that the innocence of David Sanchez will be tested
The sentence imposed on the brother of the President of the Spanish Government, sentenced to nine years' disqualification from public employment as the perpetrator of an offence of administrative prevarication.
David Sanchez has been sentenced to nine years' disqualification for public employment
The Badajoz High Court has found the brother of the President of the Spanish Government guilty of a crime of administrative prevarication.
The National High Court has opened a trial for BBVA, González and 14 other persons in connection with the Villarejo case
In the order to open oral proceedings, the judge has received indictments from the Public Prosecutor's Office and individual indictments and has decided to try BBVA for the offences of bribery and 52 for discovery and disclosure of secrets.
After the appearance of Begoña Gómez, Judge Peinado now has three days to decide whether to open an oral trial
The defence and the prosecution have requested that the case be dismissed, and the popular indictments, coordinated by Hazte Oir, have requested a number of precautionary measures, such as the withdrawal of the passport.
Supreme Court confirms 25 years' imprisonment for Nelson David Moreno for murder, theft and fraud
The High Court of Bizkaia and subsequently the High Court of Justice of the Basque Country found Nelson David Moreno guilty and today, Monday, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of cassation filed by the defendant's defence against the judgement.
Judge exonerates six of those tried for crimes against the moral integrity of a Zestoa man
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 .
UCO searches the headquarters of Tubos Reunion in Bilbao
The jury found the two men accused of killing Lukas Agirre guilty
In the case of the second defendant, he decides on a double change in criminal responsibility for double mental disorder and drug use.
The court trying David Sanchez has withdrawn one of the crimes charged to him because it is time-barred
On the other hand, the directors of three conservatories who testified on Monday explained that the brother of the President of the Spanish Government "performed his duties correctly" and described the alleged treatment given in his hiring as "rumours and conversations in the corridors".
The prosecutor has upheld his request for 22 years in prison for those accused of the murder of Lukas Agirre
A woman is also being tried for covering up the defendants, for whom the prosecutor is asking for three years in prison.
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.
Maialen Mazon's family lawyer has made a "bittersweet" assessment of the ruling because the jury has not accepted the aggravating circumstance of gender-based violence
Virginia Urtaran, lawyer for Maialen Mazon's family, has valued that the popular jury has not accepted the arguments the defense put forward as mitigating.