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Supreme Court Maintains Restrictions on Ábalos and Koldo García in PSOE Corruption Probe

Santos Cerdán’s upcoming June 30 testimony will mark the next phase in a scandal that has prompted calls for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s resignation.

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Retirada de muebles y objetos embarrados tras la dana en la calle Santa Ana de Paiporta.
Color, fuego, luz, alegría en las hogueras de San Juan en la mágica noche celebrada del lunes 23 de junio al martes 24 en varias localidades navarras /
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Overview

  • The Supreme Court upheld passport withdrawal and periodic court appearances for Ábalos and García while rejecting demands for their pretrial detention.
  • José Luis Ábalos told the court he had no role in awarding transport contracts and said he did not recognize his voice in the seized audio recordings.
  • Koldo García asked to push back his hearing by a month, arguing he needs more time to review the extensive case file under his new legal team.
  • Former PSOE secretary Santos Cerdán is slated to give his first testimony on June 30, with five business figures expected to be questioned in early July over alleged kickbacks.
  • Opposition parties press for Pedro Sánchez to step down and call early elections as the prime minister redirects attention to international security and diplomatic events.