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Isabel Durán stated that the Ombudsman had assured her that she could not appeal while the case was still sub iudice, but that four days later she requested the Constitutional Court the same thing that CeDEU had demanded. She also recalled that Gabilondo had told El Debate a week earlier that the Ombudsman could not appeal under those circumstances. Durán accused Sofía Puente of opening the way for consulates to grant nationalities and maintained that new voters appeared in municipalities and constituencies where, according to her, they could help Pedro Sánchez change seats in Congress. She described the situation as a “demographic miracle of Sanchismo” and asserted that the State Attorney's Office, the Prosecutor’s Office, and the Ombudsman intervened so that people who, as she wrote, had obtained nationality through the “grandchildren’s law,” which she labeled as false, could vote. https://t.co/7y6dcJXAmY #Política #DefensorDelPueblo #Elecciones (translated)

A colonel of the Civil Guard is facing trial for falsifying the origin of weapons in order to facilitate the purchase of 8,250 assault rifles, while the prosecution is requesting four years in prison for him and two years for an executive of the company involved. #GuardiaCivil #Falsificación #CompraArmas (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella wrote that the National Police had seized in Santa Marta a cache from the Libardo Vergel Front of the Conquistadoras de la Sierra Nevada Self-Defense Forces. He indicated that the material included 27 rifles, a grenade launcher, 19 magazines, and 728 cartridges, and had been placed at the disposal of the Prosecutor's Office. De La Espriella described the operation as a blow to the armed and logistical capacity of the group, which he described as narco-terrorist. He also stated that they would seek to capture its members or take them down in operations, and take away their weapons and resources. He closed with slogans in favor of the homeland and Christ the King. #SantaMarta #Narcoterrorismo #PolicíaNacional (translated)

It is the sum of false accusations and false testimonies against me. I declare myself innocent. The notebook of lawyer Nizar El Fakih not only records the verbatim statements that Nicolás Maduro made last Thursday when Judge Alvin Hellerstein asked him about the new accusation, conspiracy to commit torture, that the U.S. prosecution has added to his case. #TorturaVenezuela #DerechosHumanos #Maduro (translated)

The Prosecutor's Office has changed its mind and now believes that Spain has jurisdiction to investigate the complaint of Rebeca and Laura against Julio Iglesias for sexual violence and labor abuse, after initially archiving the case despite meeting the legal requirements. #JulioIglesias #JusticiaEspañola #ViolenciaSexual (translated)

Carlos Jiménez wrote that Octavio Jorge Cortés, whom he identified as the man who assaulted a receptionist at the Park Life Paradox hotel in Santa Fe, was being transferred to prison by agents of the PDI of the Attorney General's Office of Mexico City. He said that the Attorney General's Office accused him of attempted femicide and that the FGR and Interpol had brought him from the United States, where, according to Jiménez, he had tried to hide. #Justicia #Feminismo #ViolenciaDeGénero (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that Operation Shield 360, called “No Truce to Crime,” had resulted in 72 individuals being captured, 50 search warrants executed, 17 firearms seized, one grenade, and more than 6 kilograms of drugs removed from the streets of Barranquilla and its metropolitan area. He pointed out that among those detained were alleged leaders and members of Los Costeños, Los del Freseo, Los Porteños, Los Rápidos, and the Gulf Clan. According to what he wrote, the operation had affected their finances, extortion networks, micro-trafficking activities, and structures that, he said, instilled fear among citizens. He also acknowledged the coordinated efforts of the National Police, Military Forces, and the Attorney General's Office, and assured that his Government would not give a truce to crime. #Barranquilla #NoMásDelito #SeguridadCiudadana (translated)

The accused of the murder of Helena Jubany, Santiago Laiglesia, argued at the preliminary hearing that the DNA sample that incriminates him was contaminated, while the prosecution and the victim's family are asking for a sentence of 26 years in prison for his alleged involvement in the crime. #HelenaJubany #Sabadell #Crimen (translated)

María Fernanda Cabal asked Benedetti to respond after Reyes confirmed to the Prosecutor's Office his complaints and stated that he had evidence against him and his mother-in-law regarding appointments in the customs of Barranquilla and Cartagena. Cabal pointed out that Reyes had described them as “pawns of smuggling” and demanded that Benedetti explain both this issue and the 15 billion of the campaign. https://t.co/VWqsn6PSr2 #Corrupción #Justicia #Colombia (translated)

Julio Iglesias is facing a possible trial in Spain for a complaint of sexual assault following a change in position by the Prosecutor's Office, which states that it is enough for the singer to be Spanish to investigate the alleged crimes. #JulioIglesias #Justicia #AgresiónSexual (translated)

The Ministry of Defense has sent to the court in Ceuta and to the Prosecutor's Office audios in which military personnel boast about beating immigrants, as part of an investigation into allegations of torture and mistreatment following the mass entry of migrants in July. #Migrantes #DerechosHumanos #Ceuta (translated)

The judge has opened proceedings against the Deputy Governor in the Valencian Community, José Rodríguez Jurado, for alleged irregularities in his promotion as a civil servant, following a complaint from the prosecution that points to indications of prevarication and illegal appointment. #Anticorrupción #València #Justicia (translated)

Amnesty International has denounced that the audios in which military personnel joke about their assaults on migrants in Ceuta could evidence torture, demanding a thorough investigation and collaboration between the Prosecutor's Office and Defense. #Tortura #DerechosHumanos #Migrantes (translated)

Carlos Jiménez reported that a woman had a business called WOW in an apartment on Liverpool Street, in the Juárez neighborhood, where she sold marijuana for smoking, sweets, pipes, and cigarettes. He indicated that agents from the CDMX Attorney General's Office raided the place, arrested the woman, and seized the products. He identified the case as #C4OnAlert. #C4EnAlerta #Marihuana #NegociosIlícitos #CDMX (translated)

The senior prosecutor of Extremadura, Francisco Javier Montero, defends the acquittal of those convicted in the case of the brother of the President of the Government, arguing that the facts are not proven and do not constitute crimes, and announces that, in the event the conviction is upheld, they will appeal to the Supreme Court. #Justicia #Fiscalía #Prevaricación (translated)