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  • Jun 11

    Spain's Supreme Court opposes pardon for former attorney general García Ortiz, citing gravity of leak conviction

    The Spanish Supreme Court has issued an adverse report on a citizen-requested pardon for former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, convicted last November of revealing confidential data.

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