The controversial judge Peinado returns to the charge against Begoña Gómez before his retirement

The political and judicial news is once again marked by several issues that are the focus of the new episode of Noticias de Verdad, the podcast from ElConstitucional.es that analyzes the main news of the day based on data. Among the highlighted topics are the upcoming publication of documents on the massive entry into Ceuta, the latest decisions of the controversial judge Juan Carlos Peinado, and the deadline to find a buyer for a luxury penthouse.

One of the main focuses is on Ceuta and the information the Government had before the entry of more than 70,000 people into Spanish territory. The Executive plans to declassify the documents and reports related to the crisis and make the documentation public this Wednesday. The publication will allow for a more detailed understanding of what information was in the hands of the authorities and whether there were prior warnings about the magnitude the situation could reach.

The documentation may help to clear up one of the main unknowns surrounding those events: whether the CNI warned the Government of the dimension of the crisis and what knowledge the Executive had before the massive entry occurred.

The episode also addresses the latest statements by Óscar Puente, who has reiterated that there is no evidence that the Moroccan government was behind the crisis. The minister has also questioned the decision of the National Court judge María Tardón, who has opened a case for the massive entry of people into Ceuta on July 30 and 31. Puente has even questioned the impartiality of the magistrate by recalling that she was previously a PP councilor in the Madrid City Council. His statements thus open a new front of debate surrounding the judicial investigation of what happened in Ceuta.

Begoña Gómez and Judge Peinado's latest decisions

Judicial news occupies another of the major blocks of the episode. Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, who is investigating Begoña Gómez, has summoned the wife of the Prime Minister and her advisor, Cristina Álvarez, this Tuesday for the preliminary hearing prior to the opening of a jury trial.

The magistrate has expressly stated that both must attend in person. Gómez's defense had requested to postpone the hearing, but Peinado rejected the request, considering that she can attend accompanied by a substitute lawyer. The advisor, for her part, is traveling.

The case investigates alleged crimes of influence peddling and embezzlement, and the episode analyzes the latest decisions adopted by the magistrate and the procedural moment in which the investigation stands.

The deadline to find a buyer for the penthouse comes to an end

The last prominent issue is the luxury penthouse, whose deadline to find a buyer ended at midnight. Now we will have to wait for the next few days to find out if there is finally any interested party in acquiring the property.

One of the questions surrounding the operation is particularly striking: the possibility that the eventual buyer can acquire the penthouse without having visited it previously. The episode focuses on what will happen from now on and whether a buyer for the property finally appears.

These are the main issues addressed in the new episode of Noticias de Verdad, with a review of the day's political and judicial news from a perspective focused on data and current events.