For the second time, a judge has ruled that a Fort Lauderdale man accused of kidnapping his estranged wife in Spain amid a divorce battle must stand trial. The case has gained international attention due to its connections to Spain and the United States. The woman, who is of Spanish descent, was allegedly taken against her will while visiting family in her home country.
Former Venezuelan presidential candidate Edmundo González fled into exile in Spain on Sunday after being granted asylum there, delivering a blow to the Venezuelan government. His decision to seek refuge in Spain highlights the country's reputation as a safe haven for political dissidents from around the world.
Spanish police say that a British woman has been found dead while emergency services search for a man of the same nationality. The circumstances surrounding the woman's death remain unclear, but authorities are treating the case as a potential homicide. The incident has sparked concerns about safety and security in Spain.
Begona Gomez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, appeared before a judge on Friday but declined to answer questions about her alleged involvement in a corruption scandal. The case has caused a political firestorm in Spain, with calls for the Prime Minister to resign if his wife is found guilty of wrongdoing.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has denied corruption allegations against his wife but says he will consider resigning after a judicial investigation is completed. The scandal has rocked the Spanish government and raised questions about the integrity of its leadership. Sánchez's future as Prime Minister hangs in the balance.
Spain declared the withdrawal of its ambassador to Buenos Aires “permanent” following Argentine President Javier Milei's derogatory comments about the Spanish Prime Minister's wife. The diplomatic rift between the two countries has deepened as a result of the scandal, with tensions running high on both sides.
Spain demands an apology after the Prime Minister's wife is called 'corrupt' by the President of Argentina. The public outcry in Spain over the disparaging remarks made by the Argentine leader has put pressure on both governments to resolve the diplomatic crisis. The incident has strained relations between the two countries.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Monday he will not resign, five days after canceling his public duties to “reflect” on whether to step down. The political turmoil in Spain has reached a critical point, with the Prime Minister's future hanging in the balance. Sanchez's decision to remain in office has sparked controversy and debate.
A judge postponed the date when Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's wife will testify in court as part of an investigation into her alleged involvement in a corruption scandal. The delay in the legal proceedings has raised questions about the fairness and transparency of the judicial process. The case has become a focal point of national attention in Spain.
