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Spanish judge requests Begoña Gómez to document her travel to the United Kingdom
El Diario Vasco
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- Judge Peinado asked Begoña Gómez to justify her travels to the United Kingdom.
- Gómez was given five days to document her travel itinerary.
- The judge issued a warning pointing to a potential crime of contempt of court (breach of judicial decision).
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Judge Peinado requested evidence from Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, to prove that she used her passport solely to attend her daughter's graduation ceremony during her travels to the United Kingdom. Gómez was given a five-day period to officially justify her entire itinerary.
The judge conducting the investigation also warned the suspect about a potential charge of contempt of court. This development adds a new dimension to the ongoing legal process that is already heavily debated in the Spanish political agenda.
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常见问题
- What kind of evidence was requested from Begoña Gómez?
- She was asked to prove that she used her passport only for the purpose of attending her daughter's graduation ceremony during her travels to the United Kingdom.
- How much time was granted to justify her journey?
- The judge granted a period of five days to document and explain her entire travel itinerary.
- What is the judge's warning regarding the investigation?
- Judge Peinado warned that a potential crime of contempt of court (breach of decision) could arise in relation to the process.
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