Spanish Minister Bolaños Criticizes Judge Peinado Over Gómez Case
A radio broadcast discussed a government accused of pressuring judges and giving twisted instructions to the Attorney General of the State. The government is also alleged to be aligning with individuals suspected of corruption. The Spanish government has warned it will enforce quarantines, despite an earlier statement from Margarita Robles that hospital admission would be voluntary for about thirty people on a ship. Health Minister Mónica García confirmed they will apply the special public health measures law. Pedro Gullón, Director of Public Health, was also mentioned. Félix Bolaños, Spain's Minister of the Presidency in Pedro Sánchez's government, led government criticism against Judge Juan Carlos Peinado.
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“un gobierno que está presionando a los jueces, que dista instrucciones torcidas a la Fiscal General del Estado, que sí alinea con los presuntos corruptos”
“el gobierno ha advertido de que tendrán la manera de obligar a esas cuarentenas. Sí, te lo dijo ayer aquí la ministra Mónica García. Aplicarán la ley de medidas especiales en materia de salud pública.”
“el ministro de Presidencia, Félix Bolaños, haya comandado las críticas del gobierno de Pedro Sánchez al juez que instruye la causa contra Begoña Gómez, Juan Carlos Peinado.”
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