The first witnesses deflate the accusations against David Sánchez

The first witnesses deflate the accusations against David Sánchez

The first witnesses deflated the accusations against David Sánchez yesterday. “I don’t remember,” “I have no evidence,” or “there were no irregularities” were the main statements during the long court session. The brother of the Prime Minister sits in the dock at the Badajoz Court accused of separate crimes of malfeasance and influence peddling for allegedly having been given a job at the Badajoz Provincial Council in 2017.

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Widows become the object of desire for private banking

Widows become the object of desire for private banking

Widows have always had a reserved seat in the world of investments. The Scottish Widows investment fund was created in the early 19th century to assist women who lost their husbands in the Napoleonic wars and today manages more than 200 billion euros. In Spain, the dividends from the elevator company Zardoya were once known as “the widows’ dividend,” for being as reliable as leaving a pension.

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Sánchez accuses the PP and Vox's "tricky opposition" of trying to bring him down "with dirty tricks"

Sánchez accuses the PP and Vox’s “tricky opposition” of trying to bring him down “with dirty tricks”

“While the scheming opposition can continue maneuvering, we will keep governing until 2027 and for as long as the Spanish people want,” warned Pedro Sánchez. In a climate of total uncertainty amid the flood of legal cases surrounding the political and family environment of the Prime Minister, and without knowing how far these processes may escalate but also with no expectation that the storm will subside, nothing is better than a good warm bath of youthful socialist militancy to try to catch one’s breath and, at the same time, attempt to inject fighting spirit into troops torn between indignation and discouragement.

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No bail for the killer of Esplugues

No bail for the killer of Esplugues

The investigating court number 3 of Esplugues has ordered provisional imprisonment for the accused of killing a 41-year-old woman last Saturday in the Finestrelles neighborhood of the municipality. The man, of Moroccan nationality, slit the victim’s throat, who was of Chinese nationality, after stabbing her several times in the abdomen and chest. The attack, according to initial hypotheses, was random. The victim was calmly walking down the street where she lived when she was attacked by the assailant without any prior relationship.

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Baldoví takes for granted that he, as síndic, will be the candidate "as it could not be otherwise"

Baldoví takes for granted that he, as síndic, will be the candidate “as it could not be otherwise”

“It may be a formality, but it is evident that the candidate for the Presidency of the Generalitat will be the person who is here holding the Speakership of the Compromís group, as it could not be otherwise.” With this firmness, the spokesperson in the Valencian Courts of the coalition, Joan Baldoví, expressed himself this Monday when asked about the Compromís candidacy in next year’s regional elections.

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