
The judge in the case of the brother of the President of the Government denounces to the courts up to six possible crimes, including obstruction of justice and criminal organization.
Judge Beatriz Biedma has filed a complaint before the Central Court of Instance of Madrid as a private accusation for the personal and professional monitoring she suffered while investigating the case against David Sánchez, brother of the President of the Government.
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Judge Beatriz Biedma investigated the case against David Sánchez for his place in the Badajoz Provincial Council.
Judge Beatriz Biedma has made the decision to judicialize the personal and professional monitoring carried out by the so-called sewer of the PSOE during the investigation process carried out at the head of the Investigative Court No. 3 of Badajoz against David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, the brother of the President of the Government, in his process of obtaining a high-ranking position in the Provincial Council of Badajoz, and for which he has been sentenced to nine years of disqualification for administrative prevarication.
The judge considers that up to six crimes could have been committed against her, including obstruction of Justice; against moral integrity; threats and/or coercion; of discovery and revelation of secrets; false accusation or complaint and that of a criminal organization or criminal group.
In this way, the judge today presented a brief before the Central Court of Instance of the Plaza nº 5 Instruction Section of Madrid, which is following the sewer case, as a private accusation for being "directly harmed by the facts under investigation." The Córdoba magistrate assures that she has made the decision to judicialize her case "in a double dimension", both on a "strictly personal and professional" level and also "on an institutional level."

Judge María Tardón has summoned the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, and other officials as witnesses in the investigation into the massive entry of immigrants in July, which resulted in 83 deaths on the Spanish side of the border.

Judge María Tardón has summoned the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, and other officials as witnesses in the case investigating the massive and irregular entry of immigrants into the autonomous city during July 30 and 31.

The judge of the National Court María Tardón has summoned the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, and the former chief of staff of the Government Delegation, Gonzalo Sanz, as witnesses in the investigation into the massive entry of immigrants that occurred in July.

Judge María Tardón, of the National Court, has asked the Court of Instruction number 6 of Ceuta to consider recusing itself in favor of the Court to investigate the actions of the Government delegate, Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano, after the massive entry of immigrants.

The judge of the National Court María Tardón asks the Court of Instruction number 6 of Ceuta to assess her inhibition to investigate a complaint against the Government delegate for the massive entry of migrants on July 30 and 31.
Judges for Democracy and the Progressive Association of Prosecutors criticize the precautionary suspension of voting for Spaniards abroad who benefit from the 'grandchildren law', pointing out that it deprives fundamental rights without individualized examination.