US EditionAn Impossible Legislature: Government Suffers Third Consecutive Defeat While Sánchez's Brother Heads for Trial on Influence Peddling Charges
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The president of the government insisted that his brother's case comes from "false denunciations" and pointed to the magistrates, but the confirmation that David Sanchez will go to trial weakens his arguments.
David Sánchez, the brother of the president of the government, will finally sit on the bench of the defendants. The Provincial Court of Badajoz has rejected on Tuesday the appeals filed by the relative of Pedro Sánchez and the other 10 defendants, among them the leader of the PSOE of Extremadura, Miguel Ángel Gallardo, against the decision of the head of the Instructional Court No. 3 of Badajoz, Beatriz Biedma, to send them to trial for the crim…
A review of the proceedings against David Sánchez for his recruitment by the Diputación de Badajoz in the conservatory of the cityThe attempt to defend Gallardo, investigated in the case of Sánchez's brother, opens a new judicial front The case of David Sánchez enters a decisive phase after the Provincial Court has rejected the appeals of those investigated on Tuesday and has confirmed that they will go to trial for prevarication and trafficking…
An impossible legislature: Government suffers third consecutive defeat while Sánchez's brother heads for trial on influence peddling charges
The Corner Yesterday, with the Prime Minister at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Spanish politics experienced another grotesque day. In the Congress of Deputies, the government saw its initiative to delegate immigration powers to Catalonia fail. This was one of the many concessions the PSOE has been forced to make to try to maintain the support of Junts, a “traditionally right-wing” party that offered its support to Sánchez so...
In a 64-page order, which has been accessed by Libertad Digital, the judges respond to the appeals of David Sanchez and the Attorney General's Office.
The brother of Spanish Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is to stand trial for abuse of power. A request to dismiss the case due to a lack of evidence was rejected by the judge on Tuesday. David Sánchez, a trained classical musician, allegedly accepted a position created for him at several music schools in Badajoz in 2017. At the time, that city was governed by a council composed largely of Socialists.
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