There are at least two alleged offences: tax evasion and smuggling. Further analysis could also establish the date of the donation, thereby clarifying the origin of the valuables and the possible breach of the code of ethics promoted by the former prime minister himself

It’s not just about technique and methodology. It ranges from ‘patios escolares’ to the widespread training of coaches

In court, Julito Martínez had identified him as the mastermind behind a corrupt scheme. But in a television interview, the former Spanish Prime Minister, denying that he had spoken to members of the government – which, during the pandemic, granted a 53 million loan to Plus Ultra – stated that it was all false

The businessman essentially confirmed the prosecution’s case by admitting that the airline was more Venezuelan than Spanish. He also confirmed that he had no political influence whatsoever: he acted merely as an intermediary between the former prime minister and the clients that the latter brought to him

In chats between MPs and leaders of the Democratic Party, support was being voiced for Sánchez’s Spain against Milei’s Argentina. Meanwhile, Franco Gabrielli’s name is once again being mentioned as a possible candidate for Prime Minister for the progressive alliance

Two different economic policies, similar problems. And Sánchez and Milei are already thinking ahead to the 2027 election campaign

Football turns coincidences into destiny: from the washing-up bowl to the World Cup. And the same goes for Scaloni and De la Fuente: one waited almost ten years within the Federation, the other was only supposed to stay for two matches

Sánchez scores two partial victories: his wife will stand trial on only two charges, whilst the CJEU has ruled that the amnesty for Catalan leaders is compatible with EU law. However, one year on from the vote, the political problems remain

The unpredictability of performance is one of the few positive aspects remaining in a sport that the FIFA president is attempting in every way to undermine. The good news is that the new rules introduced at this World Cup have been an embarrassing flop