Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) wrote that the disturbances in Barcelona reminded him of the kale borroka and suggested that some intended to recover it. He also asked his Catalan followers if any party in Catalonia had not condemned those actions, which he described as criminal. https://t.co/X3LzmTXY9L #Violencia #Barcelona #KaleBorroka (translated)
Jesús Villegas wrote that at first he believed that the occupation camp in Sol had been dissolved, but that the news pertained to Portugal, not Spain. He asked whether Spain would learn from its neighboring country and pointed out that the camp had been in place for 25 days, before questioning how much longer it would last. https://t.co/7Rto0xtlfg #okope #protesta #España (translated)
Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) raised a question about Pumpido's amnesty and defined it as a formula where forgiveness was multiplied by votes. The publication was dated 10/22/26. #Aministia #Perdón #Política (translated)
Jesús Villegas, known as Judge Eutimius, recalled that it had been 15 years since ETA announced that it would stop killing. He stated that there were still more than 350 unresolved murders and asked that the victims not be forgotten, who, he wrote, deserved justice. https://t.co/IUFzKMrgTy #Justicia #Memoria #Víctimas (translated)
Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) warned of a possible risk of fires and described as "unfortunate" some words spoken in the Assembly of Madrid: "There will be no peace in the streets." He urged his readers to look at France and shared an article that described looting and fires during uprisings that he labeled as far-left. He also asked whether Spain wanted to live in a similar situation. https://t.co/DzxO4AmmUB #Incendio #Protestas #España (translated)
Jesus Villegas, known as Judge Eutimius, stated that a manipulation of the electoral census would constitute a decisive blow to Spanish democracy. He also called for attention to the movements of Pumpido and the Ombudsman, praised the complaint filed by the Platform before Europe, and urged its dissemination. #Democracia #CensoElectoral #España (translated)
Jesús Villegas, known as Judge Eutimius, stated that the security forces were risking their lives to protect the population and that cutting resources posed a danger both to them and to Spain. He also asked if the country would be prepared for a new invasion. (translated)
Jesus Villegas pointed out that the camping in Sol had been going on for 22 days and said that, according to what he had been told, its participants were about to leave. He stated that it was urgent to identify them individually for a possible claim for damages and asked if the police would remain inactive. https://t.co/L8u1ogvaJs #Acampada #Protesta #Reclamación (translated)
Jesús Villegas asked if the TS would accept the appeal of the Ombudsman regarding the Grandchildren's Law. He said he didn't know and thought it was very debatable, although he added that "given what has been seen." He presented the question as that of the day 10/18/26. #LeyDeNietos #Derechos #Justicia (translated)
Jesús Villegas described the CGPJ as an institution immobilized by its political struggles, using the image of a broken spinal cord. He called the situation "shameful" and asked what other term could describe it in his question of the day, dated 17/10/26. #CGPJ #Política #DerechosHumanos (translated)
Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) expressed disgust and shame and stated that the subway had closed due to the urine and excrement of those camping in Sol. He presented the situation as a metaphor and accused the campers of treating the street and the law as if they were for private use. He also wrote that reality seemed like the work of a mediocre screenwriter. https://t.co/iF68WdZ9UD #Madrid #Política #Sociedad (translated)
Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) asked if the YouTube channel of a person he described as someone who dressed up as a judge was still active. He added that it would be possible to temporarily close it through a precautionary criminal measure and requested that it be noted. #Carnaval #YouTube #Justicia (translated)
Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) wrote that Judge Biedma had gone through a very difficult personal situation and asked what the CGPJ was doing about it. He also referred to internal disputes among sectors of judges and expressed his support for Biedma, whom he described as a strong judge. #Justicia #Judicatura #Apoyo (translated)
Jesús Villegas, known as Judge Eutimius, wrote that a reporter had been assaulted in Sol and said that he had never thought he would see something like this in Spain. He also encouraged journalists who ventured into dangerous situations and those who defended their rights without committing crimes. https://t.co/5mcr5zjAwU #España #LibertadDePrensa #DerechosHumanos (translated)
Jesús Villegas, who published as Judge Eutimius, questioned why the CGPJ was abandoning Judge Biedma. He said that he felt ashamed as a judge that day and did not consider those men his colleagues. #CGPJ #Justicia #DerechosHumanos (translated)
Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) stated that the Supreme Court had not lifted the suspension of the Grandchildren's Law because there were no guarantees that the new voters had been correctly added to the registry. He called the rest of the explanations smoke and shared an explanatory video. https://t.co/VFwM1lh5yA #LeyNietos #Justicia #DerechosCiviles (translated)
Jesús Villegas raised what reference should be offered to young people when contrasting Biedma and Leire. He announced that he was developing the issue in an article and described one as a "plumber" and the other as a magistrate. https://t.co/nJwO2Ncg8O #Juventud #Educación #ModeloSocial (translated)
Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) expressed his support for the Civil Guard and stated that despite the difficult times Spain was going through, the country could count on the institution. He described it as heroic and requested that support be communicated to them. https://t.co/UUPDVcPKr8 #GuardiaCivil #España #Apoyo (translated)
Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) said he was disappointed by the Sol camp and wondered if politicians were only seeking votes, regardless of whether they were from the right or the left. He also thanked Lucía Etxebarria for her commitment and lamented that citizens had to compensate, as he wrote, for the abandonment of public authorities. #Política #Decepción #Compromiso (translated)
Jesús Villegas, known as Judge Eutimius, stated that the camp in Sol was illegal and claimed that it involved drugs, urine, damage to businesses, and obstruction of public thoroughfare. He maintained that no one was obliged to endure it and said that, according to the TSJ, there were still at least months left for the precautionary measures. He asked La Etxebarria why the Government or the City Council were not acting in the meantime and referred to a thread. #AcampadaIlegal #SeguridadCiudadana #DerechosCiviles (translated)
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