Judge's Warning to Sánchez's Brother and His Lawyers After Their Appeal

Sánchez's brother and his lawyers have received a new setback from Judge Biedma. The magistrate has ruled after learning about the appeal filed by Sánchez's brother's defense.

The judge has dismissed the appeal filed by several former senior officials of the Badajoz Provincial Council. They appealed several proceedings related to the position held by David Sánchez until he resigned a few weeks ago.

However, following this appeal, the magistrate has given a warning to David Sánchez's defense. She has also reminded them that the case is not based on press clippings because there are indications of criminality with the creation of that position.

According to the order advanced by La Razón, it has been explained that the procedure was initiated as a result of a complaint by Manos Limpias. But it states that its continuation has been motivated "by the indications of criminality derived from the extensive documentation. That has been required from the Provincial Council and other Institutions, from the testimonial statements" and also "from the analysis of the intercepted corporate emails."

Request for a Handwriting Test for Sánchez's Brother Due to Handwritten Reports

Sánchez's brother is back in the spotlight. The news that this outlet reported on the delivery of handwritten dated reports is the reason for this request. The Manos Limpias collective has sent a new document to the Investigative Court Number 3 of Badajoz.

In it, they request the judge to carry out new proceedings. This request comes after it was revealed that Luis Carrero, former Moncloa advisor, delivered the labor reports to the Provincial Council. The report was handwritten and signed by Sánchez's brother.

The same one who made the delivery when the Culture official was not in his office.

The union, which leads the legal direction of the popular accusations in the case against Sánchez's brother, has found this alarming. Therefore, they have requested the magistrate to issue an order to the UCO to conduct a handwriting analysis of the submitted documents. The objective is to determine if the signatures on the reports were made annually or if they were created on a single occasion.

Additionally, the popular accusation has expressed their "astonishment" at the statements of the Culture official, Manuel Candalija. Who claimed that these documents were not sent until February 3, when the judge had already requested them.

For this reason, they request that the Provincial Council clarify if before that date they were aware of "the activities allegedly carried out by Mr. David Sánchez." Also, if there was any document detailing the functions performed by him during the years he worked for the institution.

According to the document, advanced by La Razón, they also request the indictment of the former Presidency worker for his role as a collaborator of David Sánchez.