The Superior Court of Madrid rejects Begoña Gómez’s complaint against Judge Peinado

The Superior Court of Justice of Madrid has decided to reject the complaint that Begoña Gómez, wife of the President of the Government, filed against Judge Juan Carlos Peinado for prevarication. The judges reject that there is a “tortic departure from the norm” on the part of the judge, as Gómez stated in his complaint, and explains that he has not even appealed by ordinary means many of Peinado’s decisions that he considers prevaricating.

All of Begoña Gómez’s accusations against Judge Peinado, the TSJM states in its order, are “an assumption, an opinion” of the wife of the President of the Government against the magistrate who has been directing an investigation against her for months at the request of the ultra pseudo-union. Clean Hands.

The decision of the Madrid Superior Court implies the rejection of the three complaints that were filed against Peinado for his management of the case in which he has investigated Begoña Gómez since last April. The first to fail was the one filed by journalist Máximo Pradera for revealing secrets when he understood that he had publicly reported on the case despite being under summary secrecy, an accusation rejected by the TSJM.

In that case, the judges understood that various statements issued by the TSJ of the capital regarding the opening of the case did not violate the secrecy of the case. “The publication of certain proceedings without revealing their results does not violate the secrecy of the proceedings, moving within the scope of what is public and what is publishable,” the magistrates said then.

Shortly afterward came the inadmissibility of the second complaint, filed by the State Attorney’s Office on behalf of Pedro Sánchez and accusing Judge Peinado of prevaricating in the summons as a witness for the President of the Government. An order in which the judges of the TSJ harshly attacked the complaint and the State Attorney’s Office, with one of them even raising the possibility that the President of the Government would be fined thousands of euros for acting recklessly.

This third complaint, filed by lawyer and former minister Antonio Camacho on behalf of Gómez, has just been rejected. The Madrid court explains that the businesswoman’s complaints are directed against decisions that either do not fall under the jurisdiction of the judge or that have not even been appealed.