The Supreme Declares His Lack of Competence to Resolve García-Castellón's Lawsuit Against Ione Belarra for Calling Him "Prevaricator"

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The High Court argues that the criticisms of the leader of Podemos against the already retired judge were not properly made "in the exercise of his office" as a deputy, but on social networks Read

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The Supreme Court has explained that it is not competent to study the claim of honor that retired judge Manuel García Castellón filed against Ione Belarra, asking 240,000 of the leader of Podemos for classifying him as "corrupt judge." The magistrates understand that Belarra did not make these statements on social network X in the exercise of his office and that, in any case, the retired judge of the National High Court must file his claim in th…

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Considers that the matter belongs to the courts of first instance because the leader of Podemos gave these qualifications to the former judge in a social network outside his post as deputy

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Determines that he acted as a private citizen when he called in his personal X account the magistrate of the already retired National High Court "corrupt" and predatory

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The Supreme Court has rejected the lawsuit that the former judge of the National High Court Manuel García Castellón filed against the secretary general of Podemos, Ione Belarra, on the understanding that the strong criticism he directed against the magistrate did not make them in the exercise of his office, but through two messages in his account of social network X (formerly Twitter), on the occasion of the retirement of the judge.

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The Civil Division of the Supreme Court has issued an order declaring that it is not competent to hear the application for protection of the right to honour filed by Manuel García-Castellón, a judge of the retired National High Court, against the deputy of Podemos Ione Belarra. The plaintiff alleged that the Belarra had violated his right to honour by posting two messages (tweets) on his social network account X (formerly Twitter), on the occasi…