Spain's largest municipal corruption court case ever is a week away: "Malaya case finally gets underway in a specially extended hall in the Málaga Ciudad de la Justicia on September 27
What will be Spain’s largest corruption trial to date, the Malaya case based in Marbella, gets underway on September 27 in Málaga.
The case broke in Marbella on March 29 2006, when police vans raided the Town Hall in the town and started to remove documents.
It was the same at the town planning offices on the Golden Mile, and it was soon clear that it was the town’s real estate assessor, Juan Antonio Roca, was at the centre of the investigations ordered by Judge Miguel Ángel Torres"
What will be Spain’s largest corruption trial to date, the Malaya case based in Marbella, gets underway on September 27 in Málaga.
The case broke in Marbella on March 29 2006, when police vans raided the Town Hall in the town and started to remove documents.
It was the same at the town planning offices on the Golden Mile, and it was soon clear that it was the town’s real estate assessor, Juan Antonio Roca, was at the centre of the investigations ordered by Judge Miguel Ángel Torres"
