US EditionSupreme Justice Rejects Live Retransmission of Cerdán's Statement as Investigated
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The statement as investigated by Santos Cerdán in the Supreme Court next Monday will be, as was foreseeable, behind closed doors. Judge Leopoldo Puente, an instructor in the case opened by the alleged plot of corruption that had its epicenter in the Ministry of Transport during the José Luis Ábalos stage, has rejected the petition made this week by Cerdán's defense so that the interrogation could be followed live on a specific videostreaming cha…
Judge Leopoldo Puente has rejected, as it is irreconcilable with the law, the request of the former Secretary of Organization of the PSOE Santos Cerdán to broadcast in...
The judge of the Supreme Court who investigates the alleged bites for public works awards rejected on Friday the petition of the defense of former number 3 of the PSOE Santos Cerdán that his appearance as investigated next Monday would be retransmitted live . “As for the alleged live retransmission of the statement he will make as investigated, it is clear, and so comes the party itself to leave him sitting, which is the same irreconcilable with…
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diariodesevilla.esJudge Leopoldo Puente considers that the petition of the former Secretary of Organization "is irreconcilable with the law"
The judge of the Spanish Supreme Court who is investigating the case against the PSOE plot has denied the request of the defense of Santos Cerdán, who asked to broadcast live his statement next Monday as an investigated person. Judge Leopoldo Puente argues that it is a measure incompatible with current legislation. In a ruling, the judge points out that the request is clearly contrary to article 301 of the Criminal Procedure Law, which establish…
Puente argues that the petition of the ex-number three of the PSOE is "inconcilable with the law" and asks "a reflection to the legislator" to limit the leaks. He denies that socialists can make him "suggestions" by not being a party
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