Trials
2025/06/25 - 21:25
The prosecution is requesting 37 years' imprisonment for the man accused of raping his wife and two daughters in Vitoria
At this Wednesday's trial hearing, the victims, the accused and the experts in the case have testified. After hearing all of them, the prosecutor has found the crimes proven.
2025/06/24 - 11:33
Emaztea eta bi alaba adingabeak bortxatzea egotzita, gizon baten aurkako epaiketa hasiko da asteazken honetan Araban
Fiskaltzaren eta akusazio partikularraren arabera, gizonak tratu txarrak ematen zizkion emakumeari eta behin baino gehiagotan bortxatu zituen bikotekidea eta bi neskatoak.
2025/06/23 - 13:23
Pablo Ibar's defense says a new witness knows who the real perpetrators of the triple murder were
June 26 marks the 31st anniversary of the murder of a nightclub owner and two models. Ibar was convicted of this triple murder, but he has always pleaded not guilty.
2025/06/23 - 10:56
Upon reaching an agreement, the six accused of organizing welcoming prisoners will avoid jail
The trial of six members of the left abertzale accused of organizing 120 welcoming events between 2016 and 2020 within the "Kalera Kalera" initiative began today in the National High Court. As soon as the session began, the judge announced the agreement. The Public Prosecutor's Office requested five years and seven months' imprisonment for six accused of humiliating the victims and belonging to a criminal group.
2025/06/23 - 08:35
Abalos and Koldo will testify today at the Supreme Court for allegedly collecting tips in public works
The Supreme Court judge has questioned former Minister José Luis Ábalos and former Transport Adviser Koldo García in the case of alleged irregular public works awards during his time as Minister of Transport. The investigation indicates that bribery, criminal organization and trafficking in influence could constitute offences and could lead to new precautionary measures.
2025/06/13 - 16:18
The Constitution has ordered the reopening of a murder case in which Nelson David Moreno is the prime suspect
Moreno, recently convicted of murder, was sentenced in this particular case to two years and three months for continuing fraud; the judge did not see that the man's death was violent and decided to file the charge of murder.