Travel ban hits Spain PM’s wife as corruption probe heads to trial

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Spain’s prime minister Pedro Sánchez’s wife Begona Gómez has been barred from leaving the country and ordered to surrender her passport while she faces trial on charges including embezzlement, influence-peddling and misappropriation tied to a university chair; prosecutors say she used public resources for private gain, a claim Sánchez rejects as political persecution amid other graft probes affecting his allies.
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- Spanish PM’s wife must stand trial on corruption charges, judge rules NBC News
- Spanish Court Orders PM’s Wife to Face Trial, Surrender Passport Bloomberg.com
- Pedro Sánchez’s wife ordered to face corruption trial and surrender passport Financial Times
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