Spanish royal in corruption probe

The son-in-law of Spain’s King Juan Carlos has been summoned to appear before a judge as a suspect in a corruption case.

Spanish royal in corruption probe
Thu, 29 Dec, 2011 - 12:23

The son-in-law of Spain’s King Juan Carlos has been summoned to appear before a judge as a suspect in a corruption case.

The case surrounding Inaki Urdangarin, husband of the king’s daughter Cristina, has been front-page news for weeks and a public relations nightmare for the royal family, coming at a time of acute economic crisis in Spain.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: SpainPlace: Mediterranean island of MallorcaPlace: PalmaPlace: ValenciaPlace: Balearic IslandsPlace: Washington, DCPerson: King Juan CarlosPerson: Inaki UrdangarinPerson: CristinaPerson: Jose CastroPerson: UrdangarinPerson: KingPerson: Juan CarlosPerson: SpaniardsPerson: Queen SofiaPerson: Crown Prince FelipePerson: Princess CristinaPerson: Princess ElenaEvent: Christmas EveOrganisation: Superior Court of JusticeOrganisation: Royal PalaceOrganisation: UrdangarinOrganisation: Telefonica, S.A.
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