Begoña Gomez's Assistant Asks to Be Acquitted of the 'Dispatched' Accusation Against Her Although She Was Able to Act without Conscience to Do Something Forbidden
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As for the software: "He always acted following instructions from Begoña Gómez and in the conviction that he was not doing anything that was illegal."
Álvarez denies that he cooperates to divert software that "has never ceased to be available to the Complutense"
The charges call for her 6 years in prison and she defends her acquittal, and in case of conviction the exemption from 'prohibition error'
The defense disassociates her from the hiring of the web domain of the software and warns that the case "is condemned" not to be tried by a popular juryThe Audiencia de Madrid endorses Peinado and orders to judge Begoña Gómez before a jury The defense of Cristina Álvarez, assistant to Begoña Gómez in La Moncloa, has again presented his statement of conclusions to Judge Juan Carlos Peinado after the Provincial High Court of Madrid again limited t…
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Cristina Álvarez, the woman's advisor to the president of the government, has asked for her acquittal in the face of the popular jury trial of the 'Begoña Gómez case' by ensuring that she did not intervene in the registration, hiring, transfer or disposition on the 'software' of the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM).
Cristina Álvarez, Begoña Gómez's advisor, has asked for her free acquittal in the defense brief presented in the case in which she is accused of [...]
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