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Published 13 days ago

The National High Court proposes to try Villarejo for allegedly irregular jobs for Iberdrola

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The judge of the National Court of Appeal who instructed the macrocause'Tándem', Manuel García Castellón, has proposed to judge Commissioner José Manuel Villarejo and Iberdrola's Chief Security Officer Antonio Asenjo for the alleged irregular charges that the official made for energy between 2024 and 2011. The agreement also declares the company already the State Administration as civil liability. Thus, it is included in the auto passing to the …

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The National High Court proposes to try Villarejo for allegedly irregular jobs for Iberdrola

The judge of the National Court of Appeal who instructed the macrocause'Tándem', Manuel García Castellón, has proposed to judge Commissioner José Manuel Villarejo and Iberdrola's Chief Security Officer Antonio Asenjo for the alleged irregular charges that the official made for energy between 2024 and 2011. The agreement also declares the company already the State Administration as civil liability. Thus, it is included in the auto passing to the …

14 days ago·Spain
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The National High Court proposes to try Villarejo for allegedly irregular jobs for Iberdrola

The judge of the National Audit which instructed the macrocausus'Tándem', Manuel García Castellón, has proposed to judge Commissioner José Manuel Villarejo and Iberdrola's Chief Security Officer, Antonio Asenjo, for the ten alleged irregular charges that the official carried out for energy between 2004 and 2011.

14 days ago
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El MundoEl Mundo

The judge sends Villarejo and the former head of Security of Iberdrola to trial and declares the company civilly responsible for orders to the commissioner.

National Court Judge Manuel García-Castellón has sent José Manuel Villarejo and former Iberdrola Security Director Antonio Asenjo to trial for a dozen....

14 days ago·Madrid, Spain
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Eldiario.esEldiario.es

García Castellón proposes to try Villarejo and the former head of security at Iberdrola for irregular contracts with the commissioner

Judge Manuel García Castellón proposes to try Commissioner José Manuel Villarejo and former Iberdrola security director Antonio Asenjo for irregular contracts with the electric company and police. He also proposes to declare the company and the State Administration as civilly responsible and forward the case to the prosecution and accusers to present their indictments. In a summary procedure for separate action 17 of the so-called Tandem case, J…

14 days ago·Spain
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El Diario MontañesEl Diario Montañes

The National High Court asks Villarejo to be tried for Iberdrola's orders | El Diario Montañés

Judge García Castellón points out as civil responsible the firm for the contracts entrusted to the commissioner until 2011

13 days ago
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