The Prosecutor’s Office appeals the searches in the offices of García Ortiz and the provincial chief prosecutor of Madrid

The lieutenant prosecutor of the Supreme Court, María Ángeles Sánchez Condehas filed an appeal against the searches carried out last Wednesday at the offices of the state attorney general, Alvaro Garcia Ortizand the provincial chief prosecutor of Madrid, Pilar Rodríguez.

The Prosecutor’s Office has internally communicated to the members of the Public Ministry that Sánchez Conde has filed an appeal in the context of the investigation carried out by the Supreme Court for the alleged revelation of secretsa case involving to the boyfriend of the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Diaz Ayuso.

Fiscal sources consulted by Europa Press have detailed that the appeal presented challenges the entry and search orders ordered by the investigating judge of the case, Angel Luis Hurtadowhich were executed last October 30.

Sánchez Conde will not receive instructions from García

In García’s office, the search lasted for more than ten hours, from 12:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., and concluded with the complete copy of the contents of his two phones – the personal one and the official one – as well as a computer. laptop, a desktop computer, a tablet and various USB devices.

Likewise, the Public Ministry has communicated through an ‘infofiscalía’ that García has extended to the Supreme Court the abstention that he had previously established in this case when he was in the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid (TSJM) and in the Court of Instruction Number 28 of Madrid.

This implies that Sánchez Conde, as second in the hierarchy, will be exempt from receiving instructions from García or to report to you in relation to this case, which ensures your independence in decision-making during the development of this judicial procedure.

It should be noted that two popular accusations – represented by the Professional and Independent Association of Prosecutors (APIF) and Clean Hands− They have asked Judge Hurtado to provisionally suspend García from his duties, due to Sánchez Conde’s relationship of hierarchical dependence with respect to the attorney general.