The Prosecutor's Office asks to investigate Zapatero for embezzlement and the judge demands the record of all the gifts received by the Presidency of the Government during his mandate

The judge of the National Court investigating the Plus Ultra case, José Luis Calama, has required the General Subdirectorate of State Assets to "as soon as possible, and, in any case within a period of two days" send a copy of the "act of acceptance into the assets of the General Administration of the State, and allocation to the Ministry of the Presidency, of the institutional gifts made to the Presidency of the Government during the 2004-2008 legislatures and 2008-2011".

This is the first decision of the magistrate after the defense of former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero requested that a rogatory commission be sent to Saudi Arabia to certify that the jewels that were seized were an official gift from the Saudi monarch during his official visit to Spain in 2007. The judge's decision has been agreed after requesting it from the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, which continues to investigate both the origin of the seized trousseau and its market value, provisionally valued at 1.3 million.

In his ruling, Calama requests this documentation before deciding whether he finally agrees to demand the Saudi authorities for the origin of the jewelry that was confiscated from Zapatero last May in his professional office.