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The Judge Rejects the Nullity of the Plus Ultra Case that Zapatero Requested and Dismisses the Investigation From Violating His Rights

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Calama argues that the overturning of the incriminating conversations is valid because it was made with the backing of a French court and cooperation of another Spanish

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The Treasury has recognized Judge Calama that before 2023 he did not keep a complete record of all the certificates issued, so...

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The judge of the National High Court who investigates the 'Plus Ultra case', José Luis Calama, has again rejected the nullity incident presented by former government president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, considering that no rights have been violated.This has been done in a car, collected by Europa Press, after the judge partially corrected the inadmissibility of the nullity incident presented by the former socialist president, investigated in …

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The judge denies that the police analysis of the conversations of a lawyer, who triggered the investigation, was unauthorized interference with the secrecy of communications and privacy

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Judge José Luis Calama has rejected the nullity incident filed by José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and has ruled out that his rights have been violated in the case that investigates his alleged role as head of an influence trafficking network in favor of Plus Ultra. The car does not admit appeal and keeps the investigation intact.

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The judge of the Plus Ultra case, José Luis Calama, has rejected the nullity incident raised by former government president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero on the understanding that...

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Dismisses the complaint of the former socialist leader that his rights have not been violated

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El Plural broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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