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The Prosecutor’s Office Reduces to Five Years Ignacio González’s Request for Imprisonment for the Lezo Case

The Office of the Prosecutor has reduced from six to five years ' imprisonment its request for conviction for the former President of the Community of Madrid Ignacio González in the first trial he faces in the Lezo case, the investigation of alleged irregularities linked to the management of the Isabel II Canal. The Public Prosecutor ' s Office has decided to apply the mitigating circumstance of undue delays due to the prolongation of the judici…

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The Office of the Prosecutor has reduced from six to five years ' imprisonment its request for conviction for the former President of the Community of Madrid Ignacio González in the first trial he faces in the Lezo case, the investigation of alleged irregularities linked to the management of the Isabel II Canal. The Public Prosecutor ' s Office has decided to apply the mitigating circumstance of undue delays due to the prolongation of the judici…

·Pamplona, Spain
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The Public Prosecutor ' s Office appreciates the mitigating undue delay and slightly reduces its claim to five years ' imprisonment

·Madrid, Spain
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Prosecutor reduces her request for prison for Ignacio González for corruption from 6 to 5 years

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The prosecutor Ana Cuenca has revealed in the proceedings of the conclusions of the trial of the Lezo case that is followed in the National High Court that reduces from six to five years the request for imprisonment for Ignacio González and the rest of the defendants for the delays in the proceedings. The representative of the Public Prosecutor’s Office considers that in this case a mitigating factor of undue delays should be applied. Twenty yea…

·Madrid, Spain
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Anti-corruption claims that the former president of Madrid favored awards from the Isabel II Canal to a company linked to his brother and brother-in-law, whose partners distributed about half a million euros 'for doing nothing'

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