Begoña Gómez claims to be acquitted because she did not act with "the intention of enriching herself" nor did she "appropriate" the UCM's software.

Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has formally requested an acquittal regarding the ongoing legal proceedings involving software developed at the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM). In her defense, Gómez asserts that she did not act with the intent to enrich herself, nor did she misappropriate the software in question.

The request for acquittal serves as a preemptive legal move ahead of the scheduled trial. The case centers on allegations regarding the development and ownership of the digital platform, with Gómez maintaining her innocence by denying both the financial motives and the unauthorized acquisition of university property.