Spain: Court forbids Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's wife to leave the country

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• A Spanish court ordered that the wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, Begoña Gómez, be tried for corruption and prohibited him from leaving the country, according to a decree issued on Saturday.

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• Pedro Sanchez expressed his "full support" to his mentor.

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• Judge Juan Carlos Peinado ordered Mrs. Gómez, the wife of the Prime Minister, to hand over her passport and to...

  according to Le Temps +2

• In power from 2004 to 2011, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero declared his "innocent", defended his "honesty" and promised "explainations" to the Spaniards, after having been questioned earlier this week by the judge who charged him with trafficking in influence and money laundering.

  according to Le Temps

• A court ordered Begoña Gómez to hand over his passport and prohibited him from leaving Spain.

  according to Tribune de Genève

• Spain: The wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez forbidden to leave the territory before his trial for corruption.

  according to Sud Ouest

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• Pedro Sanchez expressed his "full support" to his mentor.

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