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A Spanish judge on Saturday ordered Begoña Gómez, wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, to stand trial on corruption charges and barred her from leaving the country. Judge Juan Carlos Peinado ruled that Gómez must surrender her passport and appear before a court every two weeks.

A Spanish judge on Saturday ordered Begoña Gómez, wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, to stand trial on corruption charges and barred her from leaving the country. Judge Juan Carlos Peinado ruled that Gómez must surrender her passport and appear before a court every two weeks.

Gómez faces charges of embezzlement, influence peddling, corruption in business dealings and misappropriation of funds following a two-year investigation. The judge cited her as a flight risk, and authorities were instructed to enforce the travel ban at all border posts and airports.

Gómez faces charges of embezzlement, influence peddling, corruption in business dealings and misappropriation of funds following a two-year investigation. The judge cited her as a flight risk, and authorities were instructed to enforce the travel ban at all border posts and airports.

The case centers on Gómez's role co-directing a chair at Madrid's Complutense University and allegations she used public resources and government connections to advance private interests. The judge also ruled that a businessman and a consultant linked to the case will stand trial.

The case centers on Gómez's role co-directing a chair at Madrid's Complutense University and allegations she used public resources and government connections to advance private interests. The judge also ruled that a businessman and a consultant linked to the case will stand trial.

The investigation was triggered by a complaint from Manos Limpias, an anti-corruption group linked to right-wing causes. Gómez has denied any wrongdoing, and sources close to her told El País she intends to appeal the court-imposed restrictions.

The investigation was triggered by a complaint from Manos Limpias, an anti-corruption group linked to right-wing causes. Gómez has denied any wrongdoing, and sources close to her told El País she intends to appeal the court-imposed restrictions.

Spain's main opposition People's Party called for early elections following the ruling. Secretary-General Miguel Tellado wrote that Sánchez "has turned the Moncloa into a den of criminals," while the PSOE described the judge's order as "an absolute scandal for democracy."

Spain's main opposition People's Party called for early elections following the ruling. Secretary-General Miguel Tellado wrote that Sánchez "has turned the Moncloa into a den of criminals," while the PSOE described the judge's order as "an absolute scandal for democracy."

The case is one of several corruption investigations involving Sánchez's allies and relatives. Former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero appeared in court this week over an alleged role in an airline bailout, while Sánchez's former transport minister faces allegations of kickbacks linked to public contracts.

The case is one of several corruption investigations involving Sánchez's allies and relatives. Former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero appeared in court this week over an alleged role in an airline bailout, while Sánchez's former transport minister faces allegations of kickbacks linked to public contracts.

Spain's PM Wife Ordered to Trial on Corruption Charges

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