Published 1 day ago • loading... • Updated 1 day ago

The Government Normalizes Its Doubts About Judicial Independence: “It Is some Judges Who Question Impartiality”

The clash between the Government and the Supreme Court continues to escalate following the ruling against the so-called grandkids law. The frictions that drag the executive and the judiciary since the adoption of the amnesty law, even earlier with the granting of pardons, have moved into the public conversation by sliding ever thicker accusations. To the questioning of judges chanted by ministers such as Óscar Puente or Óscar López, the governme…

9 Articles

El Pais

Lean Left

The Government Is Stepping up the Battle with the Supreme: “Those Who Put Fairness at Risk Are some Judges”

Bridge, backed by the spokesman, launches from La Moncloa a direct attack on the rapporteur on the ‘grandchildren’s law’

1 day ago·Madrid, Spain

Read Full Article

El Periódico

+5 Reposted by 5 other sources

Center

The Government Normalizes Its Doubts About Judicial Independence: “It Is some Judges Who Question Impartiality”

In the executive they warn that the sentence against the grandchild law would cause “some Spaniards to have certain rights and others to be restricted”

1 day ago·Barcelona, Spain

Read Full Article

El Debate

Lean Right

Judicial Association Denounces Government Criticisms Seeking to Delegitimize Judges

The Francisco de Vitoria Judicial Association stresses that the disqualifications made by members of the Executive "transcend the legitimate criticism ...

1 day ago·Madrid, Spain

Read Full Article

ESdiario

Lean Right

Ester Muñoz Accuses the Government of Treating Judges as "Terrorists" and Demands Elections

PP spokesman denounces ministers calling "lone wolves" magistrates investigating the PSOE and charging against Sofia Puente's action with the Nietos Law

1 day ago·Madrid, Spain

Read Full Article

Think freely.Subscribe and get full access to Ground NewsSubscriptions start at $9.99/year

Coverage Details

Total News Sources9

Leaning Left1Leaning Right2Center1Last Updated1 day agoBias Distribution

50% Right

Bias Distribution

50% of the sources lean Right

50% Right

Untracked bias

Factuality

To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium

Ownership

To view ownership data please Upgrade to Vantage

ESdiario broke the news in Madrid, Spain 1 day ago on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.

Sources are mostly out of (0)

The Government Normalizes Its Doubts About Judicial Independence: “It Is some Judges Who Question Impartiality”

9 Articles

9 Articles

The Government Is Stepping up the Battle with the Supreme: “Those Who Put Fairness at Risk Are some Judges”

The Government Normalizes Its Doubts About Judicial Independence: “It Is some Judges Who Question Impartiality”

Judicial Association Denounces Government Criticisms Seeking to Delegitimize Judges

Ester Muñoz Accuses the Government of Treating Judges as "Terrorists" and Demands Elections

Coverage Details

Bias Distribution

Factuality

Ownership

More stories like this

The 'Grandchildren' Law', Fenced on Four Fronts: the Electoral Board, the Supreme, the National High Court and the Parliament

Félix Bolaños Does Not Throw in the Towel with Peinado: He Accuses the CGPJ of “Conservatism” for Filing His Complaints Against the Judge and Appeals to the Supreme Court

Óscar López Calls the Suspension of the Law of...

The Government "at the Attack" on the Judges to Try to Save Their Administration: "We Will Not Shut Up"

Bolaños Turns to the File of His Complaint Against Judge Peinado and Attributes It to "Conservatism" and "Corporativism" of the CGPJ

Real Madrid defend players' freedom of expression after Mbappe and Vinicius' Ceuta shirt stance

Similar News Topics

Similar News Topics

More stories like this

The 'Grandchildren' Law', Fenced on Four Fronts: the Electoral Board, the Supreme, the National High Court and the Parliament

Félix Bolaños Does Not Throw in the Towel with Peinado: He Accuses the CGPJ of “Conservatism” for Filing His Complaints Against the Judge and Appeals to the Supreme Court

Óscar López Calls the Suspension of the Law of...

The Government "at the Attack" on the Judges to Try to Save Their Administration: "We Will Not Shut Up"

Bolaños Turns to the File of His Complaint Against Judge Peinado and Attributes It to "Conservatism" and "Corporativism" of the CGPJ

Real Madrid defend players' freedom of expression after Mbappe and Vinicius' Ceuta shirt stance

The Government Normalizes Its Doubts About Judicial Independence: “It Is some Judges Who Question Impartiality”

9 Articles

9 Articles

Translate IconThe Government Is Stepping up the Battle with the Supreme: “Those Who Put Fairness at Risk Are some Judges”

Translate IconThe Government Normalizes Its Doubts About Judicial Independence: “It Is some Judges Who Question Impartiality”

Translate IconJudicial Association Denounces Government Criticisms Seeking to Delegitimize Judges

Translate IconEster Muñoz Accuses the Government of Treating Judges as "Terrorists" and Demands Elections

Coverage Details

Bias Distribution Too Big Arrow Icon

Factuality Info Icon

Ownership

More stories like this

The 'Grandchildren' Law', Fenced on Four Fronts: the Electoral Board, the Supreme, the National High Court and the Parliament

Félix Bolaños Does Not Throw in the Towel with Peinado: He Accuses the CGPJ of “Conservatism” for Filing His Complaints Against the Judge and Appeals to the Supreme Court

Óscar López Calls the Suspension of the Law of...

The Government "at the Attack" on the Judges to Try to Save Their Administration: "We Will Not Shut Up"

Bolaños Turns to the File of His Complaint Against Judge Peinado and Attributes It to "Conservatism" and "Corporativism" of the CGPJ

Real Madrid defend players' freedom of expression after Mbappe and Vinicius' Ceuta shirt stance

Similar News Topics

Similar News Topics

More stories like this

The 'Grandchildren' Law', Fenced on Four Fronts: the Electoral Board, the Supreme, the National High Court and the Parliament

Félix Bolaños Does Not Throw in the Towel with Peinado: He Accuses the CGPJ of “Conservatism” for Filing His Complaints Against the Judge and Appeals to the Supreme Court

Óscar López Calls the Suspension of the Law of...

The Government "at the Attack" on the Judges to Try to Save Their Administration: "We Will Not Shut Up"

Bolaños Turns to the File of His Complaint Against Judge Peinado and Attributes It to "Conservatism" and "Corporativism" of the CGPJ

Real Madrid defend players' freedom of expression after Mbappe and Vinicius' Ceuta shirt stance

The Government Is Stepping up the Battle with the Supreme: “Those Who Put Fairness at Risk Are some Judges”

The Government Normalizes Its Doubts About Judicial Independence: “It Is some Judges Who Question Impartiality”

Judicial Association Denounces Government Criticisms Seeking to Delegitimize Judges

Ester Muñoz Accuses the Government of Treating Judges as "Terrorists" and Demands Elections

Bias Distribution

Factuality