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Spain’s Attorney General To Stand Trial, Refuses To Resign
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Spain’s Attorney General To Stand Trial, Refuses To Resign
For the first time in the history of Spanish democracy, an Attorney General will sit in the dock as a defendant—and without resigning. Álvaro García Ortiz, the top authority of the Public Prosecutor’s Office and supposed guarantor of the rule of law, will be tried by the Supreme Court for the crime of breach of official secrecy, after the Appeals Chamber upheld his indictment for leaking an email from the lawyer of the partner of Isabel Díaz Ayu…
In public, in the Government, they continue to defend the Attorney General of the State , Álvaro García Ortiz, who will sit securely on the bench of the defendants accused of a crime of revealing secrets. But in private, the decision of the Supreme Court, to reject the appeal of the head of the Public Prosecutor's Office, has caused the first cracks, both within the Council of Ministers and in that of the Socialist Party.The news, which was made…
The Spanish Attorney General, Alvaro Garcia Ortiz, will be tried for breaking the judicial secret after the Supreme Court rejected his last appeal on March in a standby file for the head of government, socialist Pedro Sanchez, transmitted AFP, taken by...
The Attorney General will be judged by the dissemination of an email from González Amador’s lawyer. The story began when Ayuso’s boyfriend authorized Miguel Ángel Rodríguez to use in his favor the content of those messages with the words “do what you see”The Attorney General faces the bench after an investigation of the Supreme full of cracks The story that will culminate in the trial of the State Attorney General, Álvaro García Ortiz, begins wi…
It is accused of revealing secrets about the process of Ayuso's boyfriend. For the first time in the history of Spain, the prosecutor-general will sit in the bank of the river. Sánchez believes in his "innocence".
Feijóo demands the immediate resignation of Álvaro García Ortiz: “You can’t go on another minute” The prosecutor doesn’t intend to resign
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