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Luis Rubiales To Face Trial For Unwanted World Cup Kiss, Judge Confirms
Disgraced former Spanish football federation (RFEF) chief Luis Rubiales will stand trial for his forcible kiss on the lips of Women's World Cup winner Jenni Hermoso
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Spanish Officials 'Very Tired' Of Barcelona Referee Scandal Case
Last year the Catalan club and several of their former directors were charged with bribery by a Spanish judge after alleged payments to former Spanish refereeing vice-president Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira
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Spanish Star Jenni Hermoso Testifies About Luis Rubiales's World Cup Kiss
Spanish World Cup-winning star Jenni Hermoso told a judge on Tuesday that the kiss forced on her by disgraced former Spanish football chief Luis Rubiales was "at no point consensual".
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Former Spanish King Juan Carlos I Wins Harassment Case In UK Court
A UK judge on Friday ruled that the former lover of Spain's former king Juan Carlos I cannot bring a claim of harassment against him in the courts in London.
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Former Barcelona President Josep Maria Bartomeu Released After Appearing Before Judge: Spanish Court
The court said the judge had sought to question former Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu and his former advisor Jaume Masferrer as part of an investigation opened in May 2020 into the suspected crimes of false administration and business corruption.
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Moto G9 Play Surfaces on Geekbench With Qualcomm SoC, 4GB RAM Tipped
The Geekbench listing of the Moto G9 Play hints at 4GB of RAM and the phone is listed to run on Android 10 software. The Moto G9 Play is listed to run on a Qualcomm processor going by the codename ‘guamp’. The processor is said to come with a base frequency of 1.8GHz and integrate eight cores. Judging by the details mentioned in the identifier,...
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Spanish Prosecutors File Tax Fraud Suit Against Carlo Ancelotti
Prosecutors said the suit had been filed against Carlo Ancelotti, the current Everton manager, for two alleged incidences of tax fraud in 2014 and 2015 totaling 1.062 million euros.
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Neymar Risks Prison Over Barcelona Move, Says Spanish Magistrate
A Spanish magistrate leading an investigation into alleged irregularities in Neymar's move to Barcelona in 2013 said the footballer could face up to six years in prison.
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Ecuador Denies Julian Assange's Lawsuit For Better Asylum Conditions
Ecuador on Monday threw out the lawsuit WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange filed charging that Quito violated his "fundamental rights" and limited his access to the outside world while in asylum at its London embassy. Magistrate Karen Martinez ruled that the suit could not move forward, as filed by WikiLeaks' attorney, the former Spanish judge Balta...
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Spain Judge To Decide Whether To Release HSBC "Swiss Leaks" Whistleblower
A Spanish judge will decide Thursday whether to free Herve Falciani, a former HSBC computer analyst detained in Spain at the request of Switzerland for leaking documents alleging widespread tax evasion, a court official said.
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Xabi Alonso Facing 5-Year Prison Sentence For Tax Fraud
The Madrid court in charge of the investigation reopended the case at the end of 2017 after the judges on appeal found the facts alleged against Alonso were "sufficiently substantiated".
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Spanish Supreme Court Frees Catalan Parliament Speaker On Bail
A Spanish judge on Thursday freed on bail the Catalan parliament's speaker and four lawmakers while authorities continue to investigate their roles in Catalonia's banned independence drive.
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Spain Issues Arrest Warrant For Catalan Leader Carles Puigdemont
A Spanish judge issued a EU arrest warrant Friday for Catalonia's deposed separatist leader Carles Puigdemont, a day after he failed to appear for questioning over his role in the region's tumultuous independence drive.
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Julian Assange Lawyer Says Sweden Should Recognize UN Opinion
A former Spanish judge who is defending WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Tuesday urged Sweden to recognize a UN working group opinion that his confinement amounts to arbitrary detention.
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Princess Cristina's Tax Fraud Accuser Jailed, No Bail: Spain
A Spanish judge has ordered the leader of the anti-corruption group that filed tax fraud charges against Princess Cristina jailed without bail amid allegations the group sought a payoff of 3 million euros ($3.4 million) to drop the case and end her ongoing trial.
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Luis Rubiales To Face Trial For Unwanted World Cup Kiss, Judge Confirms
Disgraced former Spanish football federation (RFEF) chief Luis Rubiales will stand trial for his forcible kiss on the lips of Women's World Cup winner Jenni Hermoso
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Spanish Officials 'Very Tired' Of Barcelona Referee Scandal Case
Last year the Catalan club and several of their former directors were charged with bribery by a Spanish judge after alleged payments to former Spanish refereeing vice-president Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira
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Spanish Star Jenni Hermoso Testifies About Luis Rubiales's World Cup Kiss
Spanish World Cup-winning star Jenni Hermoso told a judge on Tuesday that the kiss forced on her by disgraced former Spanish football chief Luis Rubiales was "at no point consensual".
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Former Spanish King Juan Carlos I Wins Harassment Case In UK Court
A UK judge on Friday ruled that the former lover of Spain's former king Juan Carlos I cannot bring a claim of harassment against him in the courts in London.
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Former Barcelona President Josep Maria Bartomeu Released After Appearing Before Judge: Spanish Court
The court said the judge had sought to question former Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu and his former advisor Jaume Masferrer as part of an investigation opened in May 2020 into the suspected crimes of false administration and business corruption.
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Moto G9 Play Surfaces on Geekbench With Qualcomm SoC, 4GB RAM Tipped
The Geekbench listing of the Moto G9 Play hints at 4GB of RAM and the phone is listed to run on Android 10 software. The Moto G9 Play is listed to run on a Qualcomm processor going by the codename ‘guamp’. The processor is said to come with a base frequency of 1.8GHz and integrate eight cores. Judging by the details mentioned in the identifier,...
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Spanish Prosecutors File Tax Fraud Suit Against Carlo Ancelotti
Prosecutors said the suit had been filed against Carlo Ancelotti, the current Everton manager, for two alleged incidences of tax fraud in 2014 and 2015 totaling 1.062 million euros.
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Neymar Risks Prison Over Barcelona Move, Says Spanish Magistrate
A Spanish magistrate leading an investigation into alleged irregularities in Neymar's move to Barcelona in 2013 said the footballer could face up to six years in prison.
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Ecuador Denies Julian Assange's Lawsuit For Better Asylum Conditions
Ecuador on Monday threw out the lawsuit WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange filed charging that Quito violated his "fundamental rights" and limited his access to the outside world while in asylum at its London embassy. Magistrate Karen Martinez ruled that the suit could not move forward, as filed by WikiLeaks' attorney, the former Spanish judge Balta...
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Spain Judge To Decide Whether To Release HSBC "Swiss Leaks" Whistleblower
A Spanish judge will decide Thursday whether to free Herve Falciani, a former HSBC computer analyst detained in Spain at the request of Switzerland for leaking documents alleging widespread tax evasion, a court official said.
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Xabi Alonso Facing 5-Year Prison Sentence For Tax Fraud
The Madrid court in charge of the investigation reopended the case at the end of 2017 after the judges on appeal found the facts alleged against Alonso were "sufficiently substantiated".
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Spanish Supreme Court Frees Catalan Parliament Speaker On Bail
A Spanish judge on Thursday freed on bail the Catalan parliament's speaker and four lawmakers while authorities continue to investigate their roles in Catalonia's banned independence drive.
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Spain Issues Arrest Warrant For Catalan Leader Carles Puigdemont
A Spanish judge issued a EU arrest warrant Friday for Catalonia's deposed separatist leader Carles Puigdemont, a day after he failed to appear for questioning over his role in the region's tumultuous independence drive.
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Julian Assange Lawyer Says Sweden Should Recognize UN Opinion
A former Spanish judge who is defending WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Tuesday urged Sweden to recognize a UN working group opinion that his confinement amounts to arbitrary detention.
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Princess Cristina's Tax Fraud Accuser Jailed, No Bail: Spain
A Spanish judge has ordered the leader of the anti-corruption group that filed tax fraud charges against Princess Cristina jailed without bail amid allegations the group sought a payoff of 3 million euros ($3.4 million) to drop the case and end her ongoing trial.
