La Fiscalía se opone a levantar la imputación de directivos vinculados al caso Rubiales

Spain's Anticorruption Prosecutor is blocking efforts to drop charges against executives at a company accused of making unjustified payments to Luis Rubiales' network. La Provincia reports the prosecution also opposes dismissing the case against José Javier Jiménez Jiménez, the Spanish soccer federation's former HR director. The move signals prosecutors believe evidence of improper payments remains solid.
Spain's Anticorruption office filed opposition documents refusing to lift the charges. The company executives and Jiménez had sought to clear their names before trial. Prosecutors argue the evidence of questionable payments without proper justification is too substantial to dismiss at this stage.
José Javier Jiménez Jiménez cannot escape charges through a free dismissal, prosecutors say. Diario de Córdoba notes Anticorruption rejected the request for what's known as "sobreseimiento libre"—a form of case closure. The HR director's role in approving disputed payments puts him at the center of the alleged scheme.
The Criminal Guard (UCO) uncovered payments made without clear business justification to people connected to former soccer federation president Luis Rubiales. El Periódico Mediterráneo reports prosecutors contend these transfers show organized wrongdoing. The lack of documentation and legitimate purpose suggests potential corruption or fraud charges.
Defense teams sought early dismissal through various legal routes. Diario de Mallorca indicates prosecutors rejected all such motions. The case will now likely proceed to trial where the full evidence of the questionable payments will face judicial review.
Publishers
8
Articles
0
Reach
8