The Supreme Court Rejects the Requests of Vox and Hazte Oír to Investigate Sánchez for the Ceuta Crisis
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22 Articles
There is insufficient evidence to charge him and it should be Tardón who, if the investigation was directed at him, could ask for his imputation.
The High Court considers that the pleadings submitted by Vox, Hands Clean and two private individuals lack sufficient evidence to specify the criminal scope of the decisions or omissions attributed to them.
The court states that the National Court could refer the case to it if it identifies criminal involvement by the Spanish president
The High Court also rejects three complaints filed by Clean Hands and two by private citizens on the same facts.
High Court rejects a complaint from Vox, a complaint from Clean Hands and two from private individuals
He does not appreciate at present "sufficient elements" to attribute criminal responsibility to them, but does not close the door depending on the investigation at the National High Court.
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