US EditionJudge Investigating Alvise for Illa's Fake Rcp Seeks Help From Twitter in the United States
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Access to submit a rogatory commission when you see "proportional and timely" the request of the Public Prosecutor's Office, because it is the network through which the insult document was disseminated
The Supreme Asks the u.s. for Information About a Bull that Alvise Spread Against Salvador Illa in X
The Supreme Court judge investigating Euro MP Luis 'Alvise' Pérez for spreading a false PCR test of Salvador Illa in the pandemic has asked the U.S. authorities to help find out if more accounts from social network X spread that cell in 2021 and who is behind those accounts. It is a request for information that the Barcelona court that took up the case four years ago already made to Ireland.
Supreme Court judge Javier Hernández has agreed to send a request for international cooperation to the United States to collect data from the social network ‘X’, formerly known as Twitter, in the context of the case against Euro MP Luis ‘Alvise’ Pérez for alleged crimes of falsehood in private document and insults in connection with the dissemination of a false Covid test by the current President of the Generalitat and former Minister of Health,…
Supreme Court Justice Javier Hernández has agreed to a letter rogatory to the United States to request data from Twitter in the case against MEP Luis Pérez Fernández, known as Alvise, for spreading a fake COVID test involving then-Minister Salvador Illa in 2021.
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