Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has labelled the Senate’s investigation committee into the Koldo case a circus.
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New evidence has been published which suggests former PP Minister of Finance Cristóbal Montoro may have influenced tax policies benefiting gas companies during his tenure.
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The Supreme Court has authorised the Guardia Civil Central Operational Unit to investigate financial discrepancies involving former minister José Luis Ábalos as part of the ongoing Koldo Case investigation.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced a robust anti-corruption package featuring fifteen new measures.
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Partido Popular has said it will only pursue parliamentary agreements if it fails to achieve an absolute majority, ruling out a coalition agreement with Vox if they gain enough seats in the Congress of Deputies.
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A meeting between PSOE and Sumar yesterday at the Congress of Deputies has failed to yield results, that’s according to senior members of Sumar.
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Sumar and PSOE will meet today in the Congress of Deputies following a the ongoing corruption scandals involving PSOE.
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The former secretary of PSOE – Santos Cerdán – has been placed on remand without bail following his appearance yesterday at the Supreme Court.
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The government’s chief of staff – Félix Bolaños – is to face investigation by Supreme Court judge Juan Carlos Peinado on suspicion of misappropriation and false testimony in the Begoña Gómez case.
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The Anti Corruption Prosecutor’s Office has said it will open an investigation into José Antonio Marco Sanjuán, the former President of the Central Economic Administrative Tribunal, following serious allegations made by Manos Limpias.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has announced a commission of inquiry in the Congress of Deputies regarding the Koldo Case and allegations of corruption by former Government ministers.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has said he is reviewing his next steps to address the crisis in PSOE following Santos Cerdán’s resignation last week.
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