A story of broken trust and stolen luxury shakes London. Princess Firyal Irshaid denounced her former employee, María Virgelina Taborda Henao, who allegedly coordinated the theft and sale of million-dollar pieces, including high-end jewelry auctioned off for fractions of its real value.
The Attorney General's Office has requested that the Investigating Court number 35 of Madrid not admit the complaint filed by the organization Hazte Oír. The accusation points to the general secretary of the Ministry of Justice for an instruction that facilitated Spanish nationality to descendants of emigrants.
In a surprising judicial move, the Badajoz Prosecutor's Office has challenged the sentence that condemned David Sánchez to 9 years of disqualification. The body argues that there is insufficient evidence to prove that the position created for him in the provincial Council was 'spurious'.
In a lightning operation, French authorities managed to recover two priceless paintings by the master Auguste Renoir that had been stolen from a museum on the French Riviera. The deployment ended with six people detained and the end of a hunt that kept the art world on edge.
What began as a report of a gang rape in a Cornell University fraternity escalated into a nightmare scenario. The victim and her family were targeted by 'swatting,' a false shooting alert that mobilized armed police to their home, while the case's lawyer reports death threats.
Cintia Rocho, the current head of the feared 'Los Rochos' clan in Badajoz, dropped a bombshell before the UCO: she claims that former judge José Luis Sáenz de Tejada ordered her to murder judge Beatriz Biedma. The motive would be the progress of the investigations Biedma was conducting regarding the brother of the Spanish Government's president.
A deployment by the UDYCO dismantled a criminal organization that moved tons of hashish and used shell companies to whiten millions. Among those implicated is Juan Andrés González, alias 'Flako', who operated the financial scheme while the gang's leader remains a fugitive.
In a key turn in the investigation, National Court magistrate Santiago Pedraz rejected the PP's request to indict the PSOE. The judge maintains that there is no sufficient 'principle of evidence' to criminally link the party, although he ordered critical proceedings and summoned Santos Cerdán to testify.
An 18-year-old youth was captured after the brutal attack that ended the life of renowned plastic surgeon Alexander Aslani. The doctor was shot dead inside his own clinic in Málaga, in a crime that shocked the healthcare sector and today keeps the Spanish justice system on edge.
In an epic legal battle, Wendy Wales and Tony Lonergan, along with their neighbors, managed to get the Australian justice system to annul the expansion of the Mount Pleasant mine. The court determined that the government ignored the global climate impact, marking a lethal precedent for the coal industry.
In an unprecedented offensive against micro-trafficking, the Madrid Municipal Police have dismantled 35 dwellings dedicated to the sale of drugs so far this year. With a sharp increase in interventions and key support from residents, operations are concentrating on the districts hardest hit by organized crime.
A joint operation between the Mossos d'Esquadra and Adif ended with dozens of arrests following a wave of copper cable thefts that paralyzed the Catalan railway network. The balance is alarming: kilometers of wiring stolen and a million-dollar investment to recover the service.
A legal and emotional battle crosses the Atlantic. From Mexico, the granddaughter of Benigno, a sharpener executed during the Francoist repression in 1938, demands that the Junta de Castilla y León authorize the exhumation of his remains to give him a dignified burial in his homeland.
A security operation at Ministro Pistarini International Airport ended with the detention of a Brazilian citizen who attempted to bypass immigration controls. The scandal escalated quickly, leading the National Directorate of Migration to suspend the flight operated by Gol airlines.
In a dramatic turn that shakes the United States judicial system, Christa Pike woke up and began walking again after having been declared brain dead during a failed execution. What was supposed to be the end of her sentence transformed into a medical and legal nightmare that challenged the state of Tennessee.
Arturo Béjar, former product leader at Meta, broke his silence regarding Mark Zuckerberg's negligence toward harassment and bullying on Instagram. With alarming data on adolescent safety, Béjar denounced that the company prioritizes growth metrics over the lives of its users.
The investigation into the smear campaign against judges and prosecutors takes a step further. The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office informed Judge Santiago Pedraz that there are indications pointing to the PSOE, while it is analyzed whether the party financed a machinery to attack magistrates and UCO agents linked to sensitive cases.
In a plot that mixes political power and judicial pressure, Judge Beatriz Biedma revealed having been a victim of stalking and personal intimidation. The focus of the conflict: an investigation against David Sánchez, brother of the Spanish president, which triggered a war of leaks and direct attacks against her family.
A key turn in the 'sewers' plot. Although the Anticorruption Prosecution admits that there are indications of influence peddling and bribery splashing Ferraz, it considers that formally indicting the PSOE is still 'premature'. The focus is now on pending statements that could change the course of the case.
An internal corruption scandal shakes Spanish public television. Two unionists are in the eye of the storm after nearly 75% of the questions from an official exam were leaked, transforming a meritocratic process into a distribution of answers.
