Radiography of the Sentence of the Supreme Who Condemns and Disqualifies Álvaro garcía Ortiz

Eldiario.es

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"I as a Democrat what I have to say and denounce is that an innocent person is being convicted," says Rufián, while from the PNV are considered "much more balanced" the particular votes that advocate for the acquittal of García OrtizThe Supreme certifies the victory of the bulo that Miguel Ángel Rodríguez broadcast to protect Ayuso's partner The main political forces that support the government have publicly demonstrated this Wednesday against t…

La Vanguardia

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Álvaro García Ortiz is no longer a general prosecutor. The Supreme Court has sentenced him to two years of disqualification for a crime of disclosure of reserved data. The judges consider that he was responsible for leaking to the press an email with private data of Alberto González Amador, boyfriend of the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso.Continue reading...

El Pais

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On Tuesday, December 9, the Supreme Court issued the sentence to the Attorney General of the State, Álvaro García Ortiz. What follows is the analysis of relevant passages of the reasoning of the seven judges, including the individual vote of two judges.Development:Fernando Anido.Design: Ana Fernández and Ruth Benito.Continue reading

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Carlos Cuesta and Miguel Á. Pérez review the sentence against Álvaro García Ortiz.

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Judges and Judges for Democracy (JJpD) have joined the criticism that from the Government, leftist parties and the Progressive Union of Prosecutors are targeting the Supreme Court after making public the sentence that condemns Álvaro García Ortiz to two years of disqualification and that has forced the replacement to the head of the Attorney General's Office of the State.

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The new state attorney general, Teresa Peramato, has publicly expressed her "admiration, respect, recognition and gratitude" to Álvaro García Ortiz this Thursday, in the first public act to which his predecessor comes into office after being convicted by the Supreme Court.