Begoña Gómez Asks for Her Acquittal and Denies Having Taken Advantage of Her Marriage to Sánchez
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Begoña Gómez is playing her last big card before taking the stand. With the jury trial on the horizon, the wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has asked to be acquitted and has attempted to dismantle, one by one, the main arguments of the prosecution: she denies having enriched herself, having misappropriated software from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM), having pressured university officials, or having improperly used her assistant …
His lawyer maintains that his previous professional career was enough to obtain the chair at the UCM.
The wife of the president of the government claims that she did not "destine for private use" the software of the Madrid university.
Pedro Sánchez's wife has presented her defense brief and, as El Debate anticipated, she relies on the 'legal void' that exists over the compatib...
"Begoña did not influence or exert moral pressure on Joaquin (the Rector) or Juan Carlos (the Vice-Rector)," the paper states.
Pedro Sánchez’s wife emphasizes that he did not obtain any economic benefit
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