The Supreme Sees Ortega Smith's "Machist" Behaviour on a Vox Worker but Files the Complaint Not Seeing Crime · Global Voices
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The Supreme Court has rejected a complaint filed by a Vox worker in the City of Madrid against the deputy of the Joint Group and non-affiliated councilman Javier...
The Supreme rejects the complaint of the employee of Vox but qualifies the conduct of the politician as “a bit macho.” THE COUNTRY agrees to the conversation that is the subject of the dispute.
The former leader of Vox in the Madrid City Council and now an expelled rebel, Javier Ortega Smith, was the protagonist of a very controversial dismissal of the head of communications of the municipal group just after she went on maternity leave on December 9th of last year. The politician criticized her for not having made "any visits" to the group and for showing "zero interest" in it during her leave. The woman responded forcefully: "I'm on m…
The Supreme Court has rejected a complaint filed by a Vox worker in Madrid City Council against the deputy of the Joint Group and council member [...]
The Supreme Court has rejected a complaint filed by a Vox worker in the Madrid City Council against the member of the Joint Group and a non-affiliated councillor Javier Ortega Smith, either outside the party, failing to appreciate a crime against the moral integrity attributed to her by the woman for comments that, according to him, she made when she did not have her services when she returned from maternity leave, although she points out that t…
The Criminal Division of the Supreme Court has not admitted the complaint filed by a Vox worker against the deputy and former leader of the Javier Ortega Smith party for an alleged crime against moral integrity and another of administrative prevarication.
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