PSOE Asks the Judge in the Sewer Case that only Anticorruption Can Access Their Accounts
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Ferraz asks that Judge Santiago Pedraz, who investigates the Leire Díez case, that only the Prosecutor's Office have access to its accounts, that the data be restricted to investigate and "extreme the cautions so that no leak occurs"
The Socialists have sent this letter after the judge has ordered to trace up to 81 accounts, several of them linked to the PSOE
He asks that they only have access to information that the Prosecutor considers relevant, i.e. once the expurgation of Anticorruption has been carried out.
The Socialist Party has asked the judge to investigate the Leire Díez case in the National High Court, Santiago Pedraz, that the information on banking movements of the training he has provided, as requested by the investigator, be provided only to the Public Prosecutor's Office and not to the rest of the charges brought in the case in order to avoid "filtrations to public opinion".
Training warns that the judge's claim is generic and could affect persons who are not under investigation
Pedraz ordered to trace 81 accounts in search of rewards to the plot to "unstable" the investigations to Ferraz
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