Government Approves Partial Pardon of Laura Borràs
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The Spanish Prime Minister is again under criticism for granting judicial pardons to three people close to his party or to his political interests. The defenders of the measure argue that the most controversial pardon, by Laura Borràs, former President of the Catalan Parliament and former leader of the separatist party Together for Catalonia, will serve to normalize relations with the region.
Borràs was sentenced in 2023 to four and a half years in prison for cutting contracts to the finger in favor of a friend in the Catalan Lletres Institute. Grueso, cultural manager of Niemeyer, and Fernández, former mayor of Linares, were sentenced for embezzlement of public money in the PSOE environment.
Pedro Sánchez's cynicism will be studied in textbooks. While giving his end-of-term review, where, among other things, he boasted of his "firmness against corruption" when questioned about the cases surrounding him and even dared to point the finger at others like Rajoy, the Council of Ministers secretly approved two partial pardons for those convicted of corruption: one for the Junts leader, Laura Borràs, and another for the former Socialist ma…
He is reduced from four to two years in prison to prevent him from going into prison for having split contracts to benefit a friend.
The Council of Ministers approved Tuesday the partial pardon of former president of Junts Laura...
He shall be commuted to 4 years, 6 months and 1 day imprisonment for the offences of misdemeanour and documentary falsehood.
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