Tag: Baltasar Garzon
The court case for Spain’s biggest political corruption scandal in 40 years begins
As proceedings begin in the biggest political scandal to hit Spain in over 40 years, Rob Horgan takes a look at who is standing in the dock
Super-judge Baltasar Garzon saves flamenco venues
Spain’s former super-judge Baltasar Garzon wades in to save flamenco institutions
The Gurtel/Barcenas case: The story so far
The biggest political corruption scandal Europe has seen is now five years old, Tom Powell tells the story so far
Spanish ‘superjudge’ demands asylum for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange
Baltasar Garzon will travel to the International Court of Justice in The Hague if Britain denies Assange safe passage to Ecuador
Spanish ‘superjudge’ hired by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange
Baltasar Garzon will assist the activist in his bid to seek political asylum in Ecuador
Wrong judgement
It would take a saint not to wonder why top Spanish judge Carlos Divar took 20 trips to a sunny seaside resort at the taxpayer’s expense
‘Global symbol’ Garzon should be reinstated, say European magistrates
Medel presents a petition to the Spanish Ministry of Justice demanding the 'superjudge' be restored to the bench
Garzon cleared of Franco deaths probe
The judge was handed an 11-year ban three weeks ago for illegal phone tapping
Go back to your tractors!
A generation of labourers who took control of town halls has helped create Spain’s corruption problems
Garzon case dropped by Supreme Court
Controversial Spanish judge will still face charges relating to Franco-era investigations
Judge Garzon facing prison
Prosecutors have requested a two to five year sentence or a 27,000 euro fine in the third case against the human rights judge
Human rights observers attend Garzon’s Supreme Court trial
'Superjudge' Garzon is on trial for investigating deaths during Franco's regime
Human rights judge on trial at Supreme Court
Judge Baltasar Garzon has three separate cases against him
Fearless Garzon suspended
Spanish judge Baltasar Garzon punished for abusing his powers with Franco inquiry
Superjudge’s crumbling crusade
Judge Baltasar Garzon proved that international law knew no boundaries with his pursuit of international dictators and terrorists, yet his idealistic principles are now in grave danger of being thwarted by his very own, writes Andrew Pearce
Argentina not crying for Spain
Relatives of Civil War victims demand inquest, despite superjudge's own efforts thwarted
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