For many Sevillians, obtaining a license to have a booth at the Seville Fair brings more joy than if they had won the Christmas prize. The average to get one is 30 years. A sensation directly proportional to that of losing ownership. A drama that is very difficult to reverse, because the City Council, which … Read more
Minister of Justice Giorgos Floridis continues to make announcements for the recruitment of 1,200 judicial officers with his statements from the floor of the Parliament, which, however, remain to this day without any substantial response, at least for the judicial services of Achaia. The court officials of Patras report to “Peloponnese” that the knot has … Read more
This Wednesday morning, the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, repelled Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s attack on corruption in the Koldo case with the demand that the PP leader ask for the resignation of Isabel Díaz Ayuso as president of the Community of Madrid due to the alleged tax fraud committed by her partner, Alberto González. … Read more
Bites, cocaine, bosses, money laundering, brothels, tips, yachts, ferraris, weapons, briefcases… All those words flew like smelly missiles this Wednesday over the Congressional chamber, in what at times resembled a cross between a crime novel and the Torrente saga. He and you more, that classic of Spanish politics every time corruption is addressed, experienced a … Read more
This Tuesday, the Council of Ministers approved the organizational efficiency bill, the third pillar of the transformation plan for the Administration of Justice on which the Government has been working since the last legislature. The electoral advance of July 23 left the so-called efficiency laws in limbo and the Executive chose to approve almost in … Read more
The Constitutional Court has issued a ruling that may cause changes in the regulations on alcohol testing, considering that the National Police violated the fundamental rights of a woman who was taken against her will to the police station to undergo the corresponding test. The examination at the Madrid Municipal Police headquarters confirmed that he … Read more
The president of Villarreal, Fernando Roig, sat in court this Monday accused of two crimes of tax fraud and another two of falsehood for which the Prosecutor’s Office is asking for six years in prison and the payment of a fine of one million euros. The State Attorney’s Office, which is acting as private prosecutor … Read more
This Tuesday, the Council of Ministers approved the organizational efficiency bill, the third pillar of the transformation plan for the Administration of Justice on which the Government has been working since the last legislature. The electoral advance of July 23 left the so-called efficiency laws in limbo and the Executive chose to approve almost in … Read more