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The brother of Spain's Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez (Sanchez) will be tried in February in a case of influence peddling related to his recruitment in the province ruled by the left, the court in Badajoz, in the southwest of the country, announced today.
Spanish PM’s Brother Faces February Trial Just Weeks After Regional Vote
The brother of Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will go on trial in Badajoz from 9–14 February, the provincial court confirmed Friday, placing a politically sensitive corruption case just weeks after regional elections in Extremadura. David Sánchez, a composer and orchestra conductor, is accused of influence peddling and administrative misconduct over his 2017 appointment to a senior cultural post in the Badajoz provincial government, then u…
The oral trial of Pedro Sánchez's brother, David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, and the General Secretary of the...
David Sánchez and the regional secretary of the PSOE are accused of prevarication and influence trafficking Chronology - Sánchez's brother, before the bench: keys to the other judicial and media front that close to the president There is already a date for the trial for the hiring of Pedro Sánchez's brother in the Diputación de Badajoz. The Provincial High Court has fixed it from 9 to 14 February. Also will sit on the bench the regional secretar…
Next to him will sit on the bench 10 other people, among them the leader of the PSOE in Extremadura, Miguel Ángel Gallardo
The oral trial for the case of David Sánchez , brother of the president of the government, will start on 9 February. It has been officially announced by the Provincial Court of Badajoz in a brief communiqué where it confirms that the sessions will extend until the 14th . Thus it is established in the procedure of marking that has been dictated this same Friday. Eleven people, among them the general secretary of the Socialist Party of Extremadura…
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