Spain's Attorney General Under Fire: Charges and Continued Confidence

Spain's Attorney General Faces Charges, Remains in Office MADRID, Spain (June 10, 2025) – Álvaro García Ortiz, Spain's Attorney General, is facing legal charges, a situation raising concerns about the country's justice system. The charges stem from allegations of hindering the right to defense of a citizen, a serious matter for a top prosecutor. Despite the charges, the government has expressed continued confidence in García Ortiz. The video from Onda Cero highlights the unusual nature of this situation, with one commentator stating, "The fact is that an Attorney General will soon be prosecuted for harming the right of defense of a citizen." The video also discusses the potential suspension of a subordinate of García Ortiz, who is also facing charges. This case underscores the ongoing debate about transparency and accountability within Spain's judicial system. The Attorney General's continued presence in office raises questions about the balance between the presumption of innocence and the public's right to expect ethical conduct from top officials.