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David Azagra

Spanish musician, composer and conductor (born 1974)

  • Jun 9

    Trial of Spanish PM's brother ends in Badajoz as judge weighs influence-peddling charges

    After eight sessions and testimony from 11 defendants, the trial of David Sánchez, brother of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, concluded Tuesday in Badajoz. The judge must now decide on charges of malfeasance and influence peddling in his hiring at the provincial council.

  • Jun 3

    Witness in Badajoz trial says she was told the job 'was for Pedro Sánchez's brother' before the interview

    A candidate for a senior post at the Badajoz Provincial Council has testified that she was warned days before her interview that the position was already earmarked for David Sánchez, the brother of Spain's prime minister.

  • May 28

    Trial of Spanish PM's brother opens in Badajoz with defence seeking annulment over 'prospective investigation' claims

    The trial of David Sánchez, brother of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, began in Badajoz on Thursday with his defence immediately calling for the case to be thrown out, arguing the investigation was politically motivated and the alleged offence has expired.

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Brussels promises Ukraine a winter shield

EU leaders pledge winter lifeline to Zelensky in Brussels

European leaders welcomed Volodymyr Zelensky in Brussels and pledged a winter package for Ukraine covering energy, air defence and financing. Ursula von der Leyen said the EU is working on a 22nd sanctions package and would not lift sanctions until Russia stops the war.

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  • Settler attacks in the West Bank

    The US State Department condemns "criminal violence by any party" in the West Bank without naming settlers, and backs investigations, a department official tells AFP.

  • EU summit opens in Brussels

    EU leaders task the European Commission with assessing the economic impact of ETS2, rejecting Poland's request for a full delay.

  • French security measures ahead of protests

    French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez says police may use stun grenades if serious violence breaks out during Saturday protests across France.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

Leaders commissioned funding proposals and rejected asset release, but no package or new aid was agreed.

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