An Indictment’s Error Delays Sanchez’s Wife’s Oral Trial Order and Forces Judge Peinado to Look for a Hand in Order to Save His Two Years and Five Months of Investigation.
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El Periódico
The judge was required to notify Begoña Gómez, wife of President Pedro Sánchez, and his assistant, Cristina Álvarez, last Friday. A serious procedural error of the popular accusation, confirmed at the preliminary hearing last Tuesday, day 8, prevented him from doing what seemed like a formulism: the opening of the oral trial order. The judge, on vacation, will announce this Monday how he diverts attention from that error.
The case of Begoña Gómez faces a new episode that can be decisive. The decision to open the oral trial that was expected after the preliminary hearing held this week did not arrive when it was planned, a circumstance that Ernesto Ekaizer interprets as something more than a simple formal delay. The journalist, who intervened in the More Languages program, has offered an exclusive on what happened and has put the focus on a very specific aspect: t…
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