US EditionJudges Defend Themselves Against Sánchez's Attacks: "His Words Undermine Judicial Independence"
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Conservative associations accuse Sánchez of disrespecting judges by attributing political interests to them
The judicial course starts this week with a clear discomfort of the majority of the judicial career due to statements by the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, who...
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, insists this Wednesday in an interview given to The Guardian in his accusations against some judges who, in his opinion, “make politics” and extend them beyond Spanish borders and in particular against progressive parties and governments.Continue reading...
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The strategy of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, before the judicial siege to which his family is subjected is not new, but last Monday he showed it again in the interview that Televisión Española conducted to inaugurate a political course that is promised turbulent, with an Executive of uncertain parliamentary supports and extremely hot issues, beginning with the impossibility of providing the country with a General State Budget …
The judge of the Supreme Court, José Luis Requero, has broken his silence in the El Cascabel program to respond to the recent statements of Pedro Sánchez, who accused some judges of acting politically against the government. According to Requero, the president’s words constitute an “extentful” attack on the entire judiciary and represent “an institutional degradation” that weakens democracy. Requero explained that, until now, he had refused to i…
Pedro Sánchez's statements on TVE in which he questioned the work of some magistrates and defended the innocence of the Attorney General of the State, Álvaro García Ortiz, have provoked an immediate and forceful reaction in the judicial sphere.Associations of judges, except for the progressive JJPD, which has opted for a more measured tone, have criticized the President of the Government for words that they consider inappropriate of a rule of la…
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