Judge Zamarriego points to people with greater "hierarchy" within the Leire case framework
The first investigating judge in the Leire case, Arturo Zamarriego, has pointed out in a statement of the existence of "other people" who could have a "higher level
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The judge points out in the decision giving the investigation to the National High Court that it is a "major criminal offence". This suggests, in his view, "a single jurisdiction that would allow for a more agile and better investigation, led by a Central Court of Instruction of the National High Court than from a territorial court.". The first judge of the "Leire case" points to people of greater "hierarchy" in the plot than the former PSOE.
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The judge points out in the decision giving the investigation to the National High Court that it is a "major criminal offence"
according to El País — PortadaThis suggests, in his view, "a single jurisdiction that would allow for a more agile and better investigation, led by a Central Court of Instruction of the National High Court than from a territorial court.".
according to The ObjectiveThe first judge of the "Leire case" points to people of greater "hierarchy" in the plot than the former PSOE.
according to El País — Portada
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The first investigating judge in the Leire case, Arturo Zamarriego, has pointed out in a letter that there are "other people" who could..
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