Nóos trial
Princess Cristina returns to court in tax fraud trial
José Luis Ballester, the former director of Balearic sports, said that Urdangarin had used their friendship to gain access to contracts with the regional government.
Nóos trial
Accused in royal corruption trial take the stand next week
After a month devoted to preliminary issues and arguments presented by defence teams, the accused will start to take their turns in being questioned.
Princess, Palma's name and a shocking death: the past week in Majorca
There was a death in Costa de la Calma and there was the tragedy drama of Princess Cristina. Sandwiched between these were the fuss over a restaurant, Palma's name and convention centre and, let it never be neglected, the weather.
Nóos trial
Princess Cristina stands trial on tax fraud charges in Palma
Cristina sat motionless in the courtroom, fronted by a framed photo of King Felipe while the accusations were read out.
Nóos trial
Princess Cristina comes to court
Princess Cristina has appeared in court this morning on charges of tax fraud.
Tax, trial and takeover: the past week in Majorca
When not preparing for the big trial, the past week was one of festivities and, how could we have avoided it, THAT tax.
Law
Princess lawyer says she is calm about trial
Roca said that he had advised the princess to approach the trial with composure and calmness and to have confidence in the application of law.
Law
Princess Cristina will sit next to the press in Nóos trial
The court will be considering allegations of a plot to divert public funds through companies created by the princess’s husband and his business partner.
Law
Majorca gets ready for one of the biggest trials in history
The trial centres on the alleged diversion of 6.2 million euros of public money by Urdangarin and his former business partner, Diego Torres.
Law
Almost 600 media personnel accredited for Princess trial
During the first days, the Princess’s defence will call for the so-called Botin doctrine to apply. This is one by which only the state can act as prosecutor.
Law
Special court set up for Princess’s fraud case in Palma
The Princess has already been stripped of her title of the Duchess of Palma.
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Princess Cristina to face tax fraud trial in Palma on 11 January
If convicted, Princess Cristina could face up to four years in prison.
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