Finally, the King's son-in-law Iñaki Urdangarín has been formally accused for irregular charges associated with public funds originating in the Baleares and Valencia governments.
The wealth of information that points to embezzling money from public administrations and falsifying documents demanded that Urdangarín, the Infanta Cristina?s spouse, provide some explanations.
Now, as if any other citizen in his situation, he can and will have to justify himself before the law and submit himself to the court's decision on this matter.
In any case, the lack of transparency and the levity with which he has spent resources has not aligned with an institution that seeks to guard its money, something that has been facilitated by political connivance and the lack of tax investigation about these practices. The principle of "justice for all" is more than welcome.
