Tribunal Supremo

The Tribunal Supremo, Spain's Supreme Court, is the highest judicial body in the country, responsible for hearing appeals and overseeing the application of law. It is currently making headlines due to its involvement in several significant legal proceedings. Notably, the court is presiding over the 'Caso Mascarillas' (Mask Case), which involves former minister José Luis Ábalos and his ex-advisor Koldo García, investigating alleged corruption related to mask procurement during the COVID-19 pandemic. Testimonies from various individuals, including former colleagues and business associates, are being presented. Additionally, the Tribunal Supremo has been involved in cases concerning labor law, as highlighted by its referral to the European Court of Justice regarding compensation for temporary public sector workers, and has issued rulings on corporate transparency, such as compelling EasyJet to publish employee names. The court's proceedings are attracting considerable public and media attention due to the high-profile nature of the individuals involved and the implications of the cases.