Sánchez does not rule out granting a pardon to the former Attorney General before November 29th.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of Spain has stated he does not rule out the Council of Ministers granting a pardon to former State Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz before the upcoming elections on November 29. The remarks were made in Madrid following reports regarding the potential executive measure.
The prospect of the pardon has drawn sharp criticism from the political opposition. Miguel Tellado, secretary-general of the Partido Popular (PP), publicly attacked Sánchez over the potential move, alleging that a pardon could be intended to reward favors and prevent García Ortiz from disclosing damaging information.
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Infobae (PP fears angle)Focuses on PP opposition allegations of political motives and cover-ups.
Infobae (Sánchez statement angle)Focuses on the prime minister's direct confirmation regarding the potential pardon timeline.
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