Spain Files Complaint Against U.S. Over Alleged Intelligence Leak

Two U.S. intelligence agents expelled from Spain following allegations of bribery for secrets, while a Spanish agent remains in custody.

Spain has filed a complaint against the United States, alleging that Spanish intelligence agents leaked secret information to the U.S.
A Madrid judge has opened an investigation into the agents of Spain’s National Intelligence Centre for the alleged leak.
Spain's leading newspaper El País reported that Spain discreetly expelled two U.S. intelligence agents posted to the embassy in Madrid for allegedly trying to bribe Spanish officers for secrets.
Spain’s Defense Minister Margarita Robles insists that the case does not affect the fundamental core of the relations between the two countries.
Spain’s state news agency Efe says one of the Spanish agents remains in custody while the second has been released with conditions.