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No immunity for former King Juan Carlos
King Juan Carlos raised the possibility of constitutional immunity from prosecution in connection with an investigation into alleged financial irregularities but that was ruled out as legally unfeasible, according to El País newspaper.
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I'll bet my last dollar that he doesn't end up in prison (unlike his son-in-law).
Anyone who is a non native should, and with all due respect, keep their opinions to themselves.
Franco's corrupt puppet on the run.
So tell us britbabe. Detail all the crimes he has been found guilty of. You clearly know all about them although there is nothing on the world wide web to back you up. He may or may not have committed some criminal offences. However, just a heads up, you can be sued for a large amount of money for stating as fact something yet to be proved in a court of law. It's called libel.
In my experience anyone who has committed a crime and then runs away. It is an obvious sign and indication of guilt.
There should be no immunity for the ex-King. His stealing of money is inexcusable and people in such privileged positions should set a good example. What he did is unforgivable.It seems he was a thoroughly bad man.