Possible sanctions against judge Juan Carlos Peinado, investigating judge in the case of Begoña Gómez, wife of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, have been left up in the air. The Permanent Commission of the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) met this morning to study the complaints filed against Peinado. There was no agreement and the members of the commission have agreed to re-examine the issue “in the coming days”.

Escribía ayer en estas páginas Joaquín Vera, los imprescindibles ojos de La Vanguardia en Ceuta, que los vecinos definen su ciudad como un polvorín a punto de estallar. También se suceden, más allá de lo que pueden confirmar y contar los periodistas, los múltiples testimonios…

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has endorsed this Thursday the Amnesty law approved by the Congress in 2024 in response to the preliminary questions raised about criminal oblivion by both the Court of Auditors and the National Court, regarding the possibility of amnestying embezzlement crimes, on the one hand, and terrorism, on the other. The CJEU must indicate whether the rule approved by the Congress in 2024 is compatible with the EU legal framework.

Isabel Díaz Ayuso has turned her institutional trip to Mexico, to “intensify” relations with what is the second largest investing country in the region, into a new episode of the cultural battle that she has been fighting in Spain for years around Hispanidad, which has earned her quite a few criticisms in the North American country. Even from the president, Claudia Shienbaum, who has warned that those who seek to vindicate Hernán Cortés and his atrocities are destined for defeat.