The Supreme Court rejects annulment of the conviction of García Ortiz and clears the way for the former Attorney General to go to the Constitutional Court
The Spanish Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, allowing him to appeal to the Constitutional Court over alleged fundamental rights violations.
The Supreme Court rejects the annulment of the conviction of the former Attorney General for the revelation of secrets
The Supreme Court of Spain has upheld the conviction of former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz for the crime of revealing secrets, rejecting calls for annulment by his defense and emphasizing the dissenting opinions of two judges.
The Prosecutor requests the Supreme Court to annul the costs claimed from García Ortiz
The Prosecutor's Office is seeking to annul the nearly €80,000 in legal costs imposed on Álvaro García Ortiz by the Supreme Court.
The former Attorney General requests the Supreme Court to exclude the Madrid Bar Association from calculating the costs they must pay
Former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz has appealed to the Supreme Court to remove the Madrid Bar Association from the cost calculation related to his conviction for revealing secrets.
Ayuso's partner claims 80,000 euros from García Ortiz for legal costs of his disqualification as attorney general
Alberto González Amador is claiming nearly 80,000 euros from Álvaro García Ortiz for legal costs incurred as a result of his disqualification as attorney general for a crime related to revealing confidential information.
The Supreme Court estimates nearly 80,000 euros in costs to the former Attorney General for defense expenses of Ayuso's partner
The Supreme Court has estimated nearly 80,000 euros in legal costs owed by former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, following his conviction for revealing secrets related to the partner of Madrid's president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
The Prosecutor's Office defends its decision not to expel García Ortiz from the career after being convicted
The Prosecutor's Office explains its decision to allow Álvaro García Ortiz to remain in office following his conviction by the Supreme Court, due to no prison sentence being imposed.
The Prosecutor's Office defends its decision to rehabilitate García Ortiz because he was not sentenced to prison
The Chief Inspector Prosecutor, María Antonia Sanz Gaite, has justified the Prosecutor General Teresa Peramato's decision not to expel Álvaro García Ortiz after his conviction for revealing confidential information about Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner.
Ayuso's partner demands that the former Attorney General pay 65,000 euros for his lawyer's fees
Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner has requested that former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz pay nearly 65,000 euros in legal costs stemming from his conviction.
Ayuso's boyfriend requests the Supreme Court to impose a payment of 65,000 euros in costs on García Ortiz
Alberto González Amador, the partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso, asks the Supreme Court to require ex Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz to pay nearly 65,000 euros in legal costs following a ruling against him.
The Association of Prosecutors asks Peramato to make public the decree that authorized the incorporation of García Ortiz
The Association of Prosecutors is demanding transparency from Peramato regarding the decree that allowed García Ortiz to return to the prosecution despite his felony conviction.
The Memory Prosecutor's Office opens a file to study a manifesto against the "evidence-less" conviction of the former Attorney General
The Memory Prosecutor's Office has initiated an investigation into a manifesto by 49 memorialist associations criticizing the Supreme Court's sentence against former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz.
December 23: The day Peramato freed García Ortiz from expulsion as prosecutor without informing the public
The new Attorney General absolves Álvaro García Ortiz from expulsion or suspension following a Supreme Court conviction, marking a historic precedent in Spanish democracy.
From the president of the 'procés' to one of the judges against García Ortiz's conviction: the court that will judge Ábalos
The Supreme Court has announced the seven judges who will preside over the trial of former Minister Ábalos and others for corruption related to face masks.
The new attorney general spares García Ortiz from being expelled or suspended from the prosecutor's career after the Supreme Court's conviction
Former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz will remain in the prosecutor's career despite being convicted of a willful crime by the Supreme Court, as decided by his successor Teresa Peramato after reviewing the Fiscal Inspection's analysis.
Peramato relies on Supreme Court jurisprudence to allow García Ortiz to return to his career
Teresa Peramato, the Attorney General, has allowed her predecessor Álvaro García Ortiz to return to his position at the Supreme Court after a two-year suspension for breach of confidentiality.
Peramato allows García Ortiz to continue in the prosecutor's career despite his conviction for an intentional crime
The Attorney General, Teresa Peramato, permits García Ortiz to remain in the prosecutor's track despite his conviction, as she interprets his disqualification only applies to the position he no longer holds.
The real trial of the attorney general begins now
The article argues that the trial of Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz was illegitimate and based on unjustified legal maneuvers by the Supreme Court, following a baseless complaint from the president of the Bar Association.
Two associations denounce the 'politicization' of the Madrid Bar Association after its accusation against the former attorney general
The Democratic Lawyers Association for Europe (Adade) and the Association Deféndete en Derecho have criticized the Madrid Bar Association for its lack of neutrality and requested an extraordinary general assembly regarding the charge it brought against former attorney general García Ortiz, seeking a four-year prison sentence.
García Ortiz will join the Social Prosecutor's Office of the Supreme Court after his conviction
Álvaro García Ortiz will join the Social Section of the Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office after being convicted and disqualified from serving as the State Attorney General.
The State Attorney's Office will ask the Supreme Court to annul the conviction of the former attorney general
The State Attorney's Office is set to request the Supreme Court to annul a two-year disqualification and penalties imposed on former attorney general Álvaro García Ortiz.
The former attorney general asks the Supreme Court to temporarily suspend his conviction before going to the Constitutional Court
Former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz is requesting the Supreme Court to annul a two-year disqualification sentence related to the leak of a confession from businessman Alberto González Amador, partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
García Ortiz lands in the Social Section of the Supreme Prosecutor's Office after being disqualified as Attorney General
Former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz has been assigned to a new position in the Social Section of the Supreme Prosecutor's Office following his conviction for leaking confidential data about Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner.
Albiol exonerated and the former attorney general convicted: opposite results in two cases of breach of confidentiality
The article discusses the contrasting legal outcomes of two cases involving the breach of confidentiality, highlighting the conviction of former attorney general Álvaro García Ortiz and the exoneration of Badalona mayor Xavier García Albiol.
The twelve 'strikes' that marked a critical 2025 for the PSOE and the Government: Ábalos, García Ortiz, Leire...
The article discusses significant events that influenced a tumultuous 2025 for Spain's PSOE party and Pedro Sánchez's government, highlighting political and judicial challenges faced.
The Prosecutor's Office requests the Supreme Court to annul the sentence against García Ortiz
The Prosecutor's Office has requested the Supreme Court to overturn the sentence against Álvaro García Ortiz, who was sentenced to two years of disqualification for revealing secrets related to Alberto Gonzál.
The Prosecutor Requests the Supreme Court to Annul the Conviction Against García Ortiz
The Public Prosecutor's Office is urging the Supreme Court to annul the conviction of García Ortiz, arguing that the court mishandled evidence and disregarded exculpatory testimonies.
The Prosecutor's Office accuses the Supreme Court of 'splitting' the accusation against García Ortiz due to the press release
The Prosecutor's Office has filed a motion for nullity against the Supreme Court's ruling that condemned former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz to two years of disqualification for revealing secrets, arguing that it violates the presumption of innocence.
The Prosecutor's Office accuses the Supreme Court of ignoring evidence that exonerated García Ortiz and asks for the ruling to be annulled
The Prosecutor's Office is requesting the Supreme Court to annul the sentence convicting former Attorney General Álvaro García to two years of disqualification for the disclosure of confidential information regarding businessman Alberto González Amador, partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso.