US EditionThe Supreme Refuses to Release Santos Cerdán and Sees No Comparative Grievance with Ábalos or Koldo García
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The judge of the Supreme Court Leopoldo Puente has rejected a new petition for the release of the former Secretary of Organization of the PSOE Santos Cerdán, made on 17 October, at the same time that he has refused to annul the case, as Koldo García requested. The magistrate has issued two orders and two orders in response to the last petitions made by the defendants in the Koldo case, such as that of the former socialist leader, who is in pretr…
The judge of the Supreme Court Leopoldo Puente has again refused to release former Secretary of Organization of the PSOE Santos Cerdán. In an order notified this Tuesday, Puente admits that he understands the “impatience” of Cerdán and his lawyers, and assures that he will ex officio order the release of Cerdán “as soon as possible.” But, according to the judge, the circumstances that led him, on 30 June, to send the former socialist leader to p…
Justice Leopoldo Puente dismisses the request for release of the former secretary of organization of the PSOE and explains that the danger of it being able to destroy "sources of evidence" remains alive since his imprisonment at the end of JuneThe PSOE certifies before the judge of the Ábalos case that he has withdrawn one million of his account since 2017 for cash payments The Supreme Court judge investigating the Ábalos case has rejected a new…
The Supreme keeps Cerdan in prison and rejects "comparative relief" with Abalos or Koldo.
The Supreme Court has closed the door, for now, on Santos Cerdán's release. The former PSOE Organization Secretary will remain in pretrial detention after the Court dismissed his defense's appeal. The judges consider that the reasons that justified his imprisonment persist: risk of destruction of evidence and possible influence over others involved in the so-called Koldo case, the scandal that continues to shake the foundations of socialism. Rea…
Judge Puente insists that he will come out "as soon as possible" and advances that the report on his estate situation is "next"
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