Tellado sees "state crime" in the "attempted attack" against the judge who investigated Sánchez's brother.
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Miguel Tellado, secretary general of Spain's Partido Popular (PP), accused the government of engaging in "state delinquency" on October 7. Speaking in Madrid, Tellado alleged that the "PSOE sewer" contacted criminals to orchestrate an attack against Judge Beatriz Biedma.
Judge Biedma is the magistrate who previously investigated and sent David Sánchez—the brother of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez—to trial. The PP's allegations frame the purported plot as a direct retaliation or attempt to undermine the judicial process concerning the prime minister's family member.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses broadly on Tellado accusing the government of state delinquency.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (EFE wire)Emphasizes the PP pointing to the PSOE sewer and naming Judge Biedma.
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