The Court of Auditors asks the Badajoz Provincial Council whether it will activate the procedure for the 427,000 euros collected by Sánchez's brother who did not claim it
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The Court of Auditors asks the Badajoz Provincial Council whether it will activate the procedure for the 427,000 euros collected by Sánchez's brother who did not claim it

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General7 September 2026 at 17:17

The Court of Auditors, through its judgment section number 2, initiated the proceedings to investigate whether the reimbursement of more than 427,000 euros collected by David Sánchez, brother of the Spanish government's president, and by his collaborator Luis Carrero should be demanded. The investigation arises at the request of the prosecutors in the case that resulted in the disqualification conviction of David Sánchez.

The court now questions the Badajoz Provincial Council whether it will activate the procedure to claim the reimbursement of these public funds. Neither the provincial institution nor the Public Prosecutor's Office had requested the return of this amount before the court that judged the facts, which prompted the intervention of the Court of Auditors.

David Sánchez is a musician by profession. The disqualification sentence that fell upon him relates to the management of public funds at the Badajoz Provincial Council, although the specific details of the case are not detailed in the article. Collaborator Luis Carrero also received part of the funds in question.

The situation places the Badajoz Provincial Council in a delicate position, since the Court of Auditors now requires a response on whether it intends to initiate the reimbursement procedure for the 427,000 euros that were paid to David Sánchez and Carrero without any demand for return having been made by the institution itself.

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