Criminal charges against me filed
Six years later, the Court has closed the criminal investigations against me for Valladares' accusations. They had no basis whatsoever.
Psychological torture
Report on psychological torture presented by Mr. Nils Melzer, Rapporteur of the United Nations Committee against Torture.
Complaining against Judges
The process of torture or degrading treatment to which some judges have taken my family and me, has led me to file a lawsuit today against those judges.
Pocoyo and the foul play of Justice
Reproduction of the article published by the Asociación de Víctimas de Tortura por denunciar Corrupción (Association of Torture Victims for denouncing Corruption), about the irregular assault on Pocoyo.
The 80% of apparitions of the Virgin Mary have been given since the 19th century.
A few days ago I had the opportunity to attend a conference given by Professor Javier Paredes. The aim of the conference was to talk about Marian apparitions throughout history. One of the most significant facts he mentioned was what has ended up being the title of this entry: the 80% of the [...]
La Escalera: a book about confidence, overcoming and faith in the midst of a difficult war.
I present in this post the book I recently published. It is intended to be a hymn to trust. Trust in God, which is obtained only by approaching Him. Trust in oneself, which is obtained by acting as correctly as possible, without paying much attention to what is said around you. Trust [...]
Uphill in Spain
A quick look at the evolution of the international monetary system in the last 150 years and a brief analysis of the Spanish situation, extracting contents from articles by respected analysts and professors. The upward slope in Spain seems to be of interest to few.
Hazte Oir: we are going crazy
These days a bus with a message from Hazte Oir has been circulating in Madrid. The reaction generated has been great. It is worth thinking about what happened and learn to look in other directions also in search of peace. We need to recover harmony.
Human Rights and Impartial Justice (II)
It could be a serious violation of human rights: Jamal Zougam is serving a sentence of more than 42,000 years and has been imprisoned for thirteen years for crimes that everything seems to indicate that he did not commit and with which he had no connection.
Human Rights and Impartial Justice
A few hours ago I was reading an article in El País by a well-known Spanish politician, entitled "Spain, shelter of freedom". In it, the author proudly explains -and rightly so- how some people whose human rights have been violated and who are persecuted by the justice system in their respective Latin American countries have been able to obtain in Spain [...]