Posted In: Delays in the Isabel Pantoja case as more evidence emerges
The defence is to be given time to study the documents which come from the Malaya caseThe second section of the Provincial Court in Málaga, which is currently hearing the case against Isabel Pantoja, Mayte Zaldívar and Julián Muñoz on money laundering charges, has given until September 14 for the defence to analyse the new documentation in the case which they have not seen before. The court said that the case would have to be declared null if the defence had no access to the material. The court has also delayed the resolution of the rest of the previous questions planned by the defence and will find another time so they can add to the questions after analysing the new documentation which is understood to have come from the Malaya case, the largest corruption case to be based in a Town Hall in Spain.
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