Spanish Government Expresses Concerns Over Attorney General Ruling

Spain's Government Questions Judge's Decision on Attorney General MADRID, Spain – The Spanish government has voiced concerns over a recent court ruling involving the country's Attorney General. Minister of Education and government spokesperson Pilar Alegría stated that while the government respects the vast majority of judges and prosecutors, certain actions are "difficult to understand." The statement follows a decision by Judge Hurtado that has sparked controversy within political circles. "This government has always defended and respected the honesty of the vast majority of judges and prosecutors in this country," Alegría said in a press conference. "However, it's also evident that some judges are sending signals that are difficult to comprehend and understand." Alegría clarified that the government's position is to support those who diligently work to prosecute crime. The government's response suggests a potential rift between the judiciary and the executive branch, highlighting ongoing tensions within Spain's political landscape. The situation is expected to remain a key topic of discussion in the coming days.