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  • Jul 10

    Judge Piña orders search for criminal evidence in Cospedal-Villarejo conversations, reviving Kitchen case

    A Spanish National Court judge has ordered police to examine communications between former PP secretary general María Dolores de Cospedal and retired commissioner José Manuel Villarejo for criminal evidence, and demanded a radio station hand over recordings that could implicate former prime minister Mariano Rajoy.

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