Author: Angelica Iriarte

A Bolivian court has mandated the pretrial detention of Johnny Fernández, the mayor of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, amid an ongoing corruption probe focused

The crisis sparked by the Leire Díez case can no longer be dismissed as merely a parliamentary dispute or just another clash between the Government

The daughters of former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero have been called to testify as suspects in the so-called Plus Ultra case, after

The Leire Díez case has evolved from a simple political dispute into a major institutional upheaval, shifting from an inquiry into supposed efforts to undermine

Spain’s Prosecutor General’s Office is navigating one of the most sensitive periods in its recent history. The appointment of Teresa Peramato Martín as Prosecutor General

Teresa Peramato Martín has served as Spain’s Attorney General since December 2025, assuming leadership of the Public Prosecutor’s Office at one of the most challenging

Luis Arroyo, president of Madrid’s Ateneo and a former adviser to José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, has emerged as one of the most debated figures linked

Spain’s Tax Agency is facing a new internal shake-up following the removal of two of its most senior officials: Virginia Muñoz Fernández, director of the

Soledad Fernández is getting ready to leave Spain’s Tax Agency as internal tensions mount over shifts in the institution’s leadership and the continuing turmoil surrounding

Joseba Antxón Alonso Egurrola has gone from being a relatively unknown businessman outside certain business and political circles in northern Spain to becoming one of

The SEPI branch of the Leire case has included Fernando Samper Rivas, founder and top executive of Forestalia, among the businesspeople under investigation by the

Leonardo Marcos González Takes Refuge at the Spanish Embassy in Washington Following His Scandals Within the PSOE’s Inner Workings Leonardo Marcos González, the former Director