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Supreme Court throws out improper conduct suit against Zapatero and Caamaño
Supreme Court throws out improper conduct suit against Zapatero and Caamaño
How Spain’s judges do their best to wriggle out of European Court of Human Rights rulings
Former senior official gives up fight for 200,000 euros he says he was owed
ETA member De Juana Chaos' hunger strike proved effective with the Socialist government, but Josu Uribetxeberria's protest has not had the same effect
European Human Rights panel ruling places Spain’s preventive Parot Doctrine in jeopardy
European lawyers group demanding Carlos Dívar reimburse public funds spent on trips
Spain's Audit Court is a toothless watchdog where old hands go to enjoy the perks
Predicament of embattled judge puts Spanish king in prickly position over upcoming celebrations
In recent days the General Council of the Judiciary seems to have opted for the dictator's methodology
Embattled Judge Dívar had attempted to protect privacy of bodyguard, who has enjoyed a series of promotions and honors
Records reveal Chief Justice mixed business with pleasure
General Council of the Judiciary president Carlos Dívar has sidestepped offering any explanations about his weekend sojourns
Carlos Dívar refuses to step down after details of luxury trips paid with public funds emerge Change.org website collects more than 3,000 signatures calling for his resignation
Legal watchdog seeks ways to play down scandal over Dívar’s trips Chief justice believes he can survive in post but threatens to take others down
Extraordinary meeting called for Thursday to seek answers over multiple weekend jaunts
Judge Dívar considered not to have profited from Marbella getaways Watchdog secretary claims he had no knowledge of jaunts
Supreme Court chief justice has found himself all alone among his colleagues over his all-expenses-paid trips to Marbella
Attorney general investigates 20 trips to Marbella that were charged to the judiciary
Fellow judiciary member files complaint with attorney general Justice could be forced off judiciary panel
Balearic judges flee from the complexities of the Palma Arena case involving the royal son-in-law
Complaint describes how two women were offered favors to deny seeing convicted terrorist
The Supreme Court maneuvered to bring Garzón to book for the wiretap case Gürtel conviction seen as less controversial than Franco-crimes probe
Supreme Court convicts magistrate in Gürtel phone-tap case