Overview

• Judge Beatriz Biedma has formally indicted David Sánchez, brother of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, for prevaricación administrativa and tráfico de influencias.
• The case involves allegations that Sánchez used his influence to secure a high-level position in the Diputación de Badajoz, with conditions tailored to his personal preferences.
• The indictment also includes ten co-defendants, such as Miguel Ángel Gallardo, president of the Diputación, and Luis María Carrero, a former Moncloa adviser.
• Key evidence includes email correspondence, notably one titled 'El hermanísimo,' indicating prior knowledge that the position was created specifically for Sánchez.
• The investigation, initiated by a Manos Limpias complaint, has been upheld multiple times by the Audiencia Provincial de Badajoz, while the government dismisses the case as politically motivated.