US EditionÁlvarez-Cascos, acquitted of the crime of misappropriation by the Provincial High Court of Asturias
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Former Minister Álvarez-Cascos, acquitted of misappropriation by the use of funds from Foro Asturias
The former president of the Principality of Asturias has been exempted from billing the party's personal expenses for which he faced a petition for conviction of three and a half years' imprisonment charges.
The Provincial Court has acquitted Francisco Álvarez-Cascos, who was president of the Principality and former leader of Foro Asturias, of the continuing offence of misappropriation for which he was being tried.The Prosecutor's Office and the private prosecution had requested for the former politician a prison sentence of three and a half years.They argued that it would have caused economic damage to the autonomic training that was estimated at 1…
The Provincial High Court of Asturias acquitted Francisco Álvarez-Cascos this Friday of the alleged diversion of funds from the regionalist party he founded, Foro Asturias, for a value of 181,648 euros, of which he was accused.The judge of the Third Section rejects the fact that the former president of the Principality of Asturias also incurred a continuing crime of misappropriation by allegedly using that amount of party money for private purpo…
The Provincial High Court of Oviedo has decided to acquit Francisco Álvarez-Cascos of the continuing crime of misappropriation, for which the Prosecutor's Office requested three years and six months in prison. The Vice President of the Government with José María Aznar and former president of Foro Asturias was brought to court by his own party after the successor of Cascos, Carmen Moriyón, discovered that it had passed to the training expenses th…
The Prosecutor's Office requested three and a half years in prison for the former Minister of Public Works for an economic damage that amounted to 181,648 euros. More information: Álvarez-Cascos justifies having loaded Forum Asturias "chicha and turnip tickets", shoes for a friend and pizzas for his children
The Prosecutor ' s Office and the individual prosecution requested a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence for the former Minister of Public Works
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