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PP Files EU Complaint Over Domestic-Violence Bracelet Data Loss as Pressure Mounts on Redondo

Sumar demands answers in Congress after prosecutors tied the Cometa failure to numerous case dismissals.

Overview

  • PP asked the European Commission to assess possible EU law breaches, alleging the bracelets malfunctioned for eight months and left victims less protected.
  • Sumar registered formal questions in Congress seeking the incident’s duration, the number of affected cases, planned remedies, and safeguards against a repeat.
  • PP will push a censure vote in the Congress and force the minister’s appearance in the Senate, and says Redondo could not provide case figures in a call.
  • The Fiscalía says the failure produced a “large number” of provisional dismissals or acquittals, while Redondo disputes that assessment and the ministry has not released definitive totals, suggesting an impact near 1%.
  • The data loss occurred during the Cometa system’s migration to a VodafoneSecuritas consortium, making records prior to March 2024 inaccessible and weakening evidence of restraining-order breaches, as feminist voices within the PSOE call for political responsibility.