Overview

• The association Gobierna-te demands six years in prison plus 15 years of public office disqualification and 10 years of absolute inhabilitación for Oltra over alleged omissions of duty, administrative prevarication, embezzlement and concealment.
• The charges focus on Oltra’s tenure as Valencian vice-president and equality minister between 2016 and 2017 when her ex-husband, monitor Luis Ramírez, sexually abused a minor under Generalitat care.
• The Audiencia de Valencia last month declined appeals from six high-ranking officials and confirmed its June 2024 order to reopen the case after an initial April 2024 archive decision.
• The victim’s legal team led by José Luis Roberto has requested three and a half years in prison and 12 years of disqualification for Oltra in its separate written accusation.
• Spain’s public prosecutor has yet to file formal charges, leaving the Fiscalía’s position unresolved ahead of a scheduled oral hearing.