Judge Orders Alert on UCO Investigation Claims
The Guardia Civil is investigating two former UCO leaders. The investigation is to explain their actions. The investigation is linked to claims of pressure on Civil Guard agents.
The Guardia Civil started an investigation into Manuel Llamas and another former head of the UCO. These people were in charge of the unit that investigates organized crime. Judge Santiago Pedraz refused to remove the director of the Civil Guard, Mercedes González, and Lieutenant General Manuel Llamas from their positions. The PP party said this placement could harm the investigation into corruption involving the government and President Pedro Sánchez. The PP argued that this action compromises the investigation’s integrity.
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Highlights
Guardia Civil Investigation Launched
The Guardia Civil is investigating two former UCO heads to justify their actions.
Allegations of Vague Statements
Manuel Llamas made ‘impossible,’ ‘unbelievable,’ and ‘vague’ statements.
Judge Rejects PP Request
Judge Pedraz refused to move the Civil Guard leaders during the investigation.
Pressure on Civil Guard Agents
The PP claims pressure influenced investigations into corruption.
Case Involves Sánchez and Government
The investigation relates to corruption involving President Pedro Sánchez.