Spain faces escalating political polarization affecting its judiciary's independence and societal cohesion following a controversial Supreme Court ruling and political conflicts.
Roberto García Ceniceros, the new president of Foro Judicial Independiente, has voiced alarm over political attacks threatening judicial independence in Spain and warned against proposed reforms that could undermine anti-corruption efforts.
The trial of Jordi Pujol’s family sparks Junts’ claims of political persecution while broader critiques of judicial impartiality arise amid Spain's tense political climate.
The Supreme Court’s condemnation of Álvaro García Ortiz sparks political and judicial dispute over the Civil Guard’s investigative methods and evidence handling.
Spain faces growing tensions over judicial independence and political interference as debates intensify around government reforms and the separation of powers.
Ongoing trials of key political figures and associates in Spain reveal wide-reaching judicial scrutiny amid calls for political accountability and reform.
The Supreme Court has summoned Mariano Moreno Pavón, former PSOE manager, marking a key judicial development in Spanish politics.
Spain's Prosecutor's Office proposes specialized courts to combat political corruption amidst criticisms of judicial conduct.
The Spanish government accuses its judiciary of political interference, sparking a significant controversy.
The commencement of the 2025 judicial year in Spain is marked by significant political discussions regarding judicial independence and reform.
Spain's judicial year starts with heightened political tensions and criticism of the General Prosecutor.
Sánchez claims judges are politicizing their roles by attacking him and his family.
Pedro Sánchez criticizes judges for alleged political motivations in family investigations.