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PP Asks the National High Court to Charge the PSOE for Illegal Financing

Populars demand Judge Pedraz to cite as investigated the training led by Pedro Sánchez claiming that he "suffered" expenses of the Leire Díez plot

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Lean Left

People ask Judge Pedraz to act against the government party for five crimes

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

As a popular accusation, the PP targets crimes of bribery, influence trafficking, money laundering, illegal financing of political parties and embezzlement of public funds.

·Madrid, Spain
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Populars demand Judge Pedraz to cite as investigated the training led by Pedro Sánchez claiming that he "suffered" expenses of the Leire Díez plot

Lean Left

The formation of Núñez Feijóo indicates that the plot "disposes of the operational, logistical and financial means of this training to cover the expenses derived from its illegal activity" The PP, which exercises the popular accusation in the Leire Díez case, has requested the judge of the National High Court Santiago Pedraz to impute the PSOE on the understanding that the plot investigated "disposes of the operational, logistical and financial …

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

For financing the sewers. He asks that it be imputed to the socialist formation, in addition, for bribery, embezzlement, trading in influence and money laundering.

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

The popular accusation adds influence trafficking and demands that Ferraz be investigated as a legal person relying on UCO reports that place money, means and logistics of the Leire Díez plot in the party

·Madrid, Spain
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El Debate broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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