Pedraz Quotes the Woman Who Reported that Saenz De Tejada Wanted to "Eliminate" Judge Biedma
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Noticias de Navarra
The judge of the National High Court, Santiago Pedraz, who investigates the 'Leire Díez case', has summoned as a witness on 24 November Cintia Rocho, a woman allegedly linked to an alleged drug trafficking clan in Badajoz to whom former Justice Luis Sáenz de Tejada had spoken of "eliminating" Judge Beatriz Biedma, who was responsible for the investigation of David Sanchez, brother of the President of the Government.
Cintia Rocho will testify on November 24 before the National High Court after denouncing to the UCO threats against the judge who investigates Pedro Sánchez's brother
Cintia Rocho held before the Civil Guard that former judge Sánez de Tejada told her that the judge who ordered the case against Pedro Sánchez's brother had to “eliminate” her.The former judge of the 'Leire Group' denied having contacted Cintia Rocho to attack Judge Biedma Judge Santiago Pedraz, who investigates the Leire Díez case, has decided to summon the alleged head of a clan of drug traffickers from Badajoz, Cintia Rocho, to testify as a wi…
National Court Judge Santiago Pedraz will hear testimony on November 24 from Cintia Rocho, a member of the Los Rochos clan, who was allegedly contacted by the PSOE's "deep state" apparatus to plot against Judge Beatriz Biedma, who was investigating David Sánchez, the Prime Minister's brother. The judge summoned Rocho as a witness after she told the Civil Guard's Central Operational Unit (UCO) that former judge José Sáenz de Tejada told her that …
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The magistrate also seeks information from the Badajoz Police about the profile with which the Facebook group is linked through which Sáenz de Tejada allegedly contacted Cintia Rocho
The judge of the ' Hermanismo case' asked to extend the proceedings against the 'cloacas' after the leader of the drug trafficking clan pointed out to UCO agents that the plot wanted to "physical damage" her.
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