La jueza Biedma narra una situación de “angustia” provocada por las supuestas maniobras del ‘caso Leire Díez’
La magistrada, que declara como víctima en la Audiencia Nacional, explica que no sabe si la exmilitante socialista se encuentra detrás de esas actuaciones sospechosas
Judge Beatriz Biedma, who led the investigation against Pedro Sánchez's brother, recounted her experience of "anguish" caused by alleged maneuvers against her in the Audiencia Nacional. She admitted that she is unsure whether the former socialist militant Leire Díez is behind these actions. Biedma, who declared herself as the victim in the so-called "Leire Díez case," defended her role as a victim of the so-called "criminal organization" led by Leire Díez and Santos Cerdán, an ex-secretary of Organization of the PSOE, accused of boycotting the cases that plague the PSOE and the Government.
These supposed individuals allegedly instigated complaints against the judge and resorted to a former judge, who is also facing Biedma. Biedma has appeared before Judge Santiago Pedraz, only hours after the Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Guardia Civil reported that a witness, linked to a drug clan, claims the plot contacted them and sought to "cause physical damage" to the designated magistrate in Badajoz.
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