The Spanish Government Opens the Door to Pardoning Former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz Before the Elections
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On the eve of the general election, the government is resurrecting the figure of Álvaro García Ortiz as an electoral asset. The former Attorney General, who was convicted of disclosing classified information related to the leak of confidential data concerning Alberto González Amador, is back in the spotlight due to the possibility, floated by the Prime Minister and his Minister of Justice, of a pardon. "I don't rule it out," responded Pedro Sánc…
A spokesperson for the APM: "The right of grace can become a government tool to protect yours." Learn more: The TS condemns García Ortiz for disclosing tax data from Ayuso's partner by 5 votes to 2 and disqualifies him as Attorney General
Félix Bolaños already has the measure of grace on the table and is studying it to bring it to the Council of Ministers
The PP Secretary General interprets the president's "do not rule it out" as a maneuver to "pay fast the outstanding favors" to the former general prosecutor in the face of a possible defeat in the general elections of 29N
“We will see if we should make a decision these days,” Bolaños says, referring to whether the measure of grace, if given, could be approved before the November 29 elections.
The president assures that the government is studying all the laws and measures that have remained pending with the electoral call to see the "feasibility" of being able to approve them
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