The Infanta Cristina, sister of Spain’s king, Felipe VI, is sincere as well in the last session of the trial against her and her husband, alleged by the case Nóos.
After nearly half a year of litigation by the scandal of political corruption and money laundering known as ‘case Nóos’, the Infanta Cristina, sister of Spain’s king, Felipe VI, is picturesque at the end of the 61.Th and last session of the trial, held last June 22, before the board of the National Audience of Palma de Mallorca (Spain), where the case was seen to judgement, according to reports this Sunday, ‘The World’.
“What desire I have that the end of all this not to re-tread this country”, would have expressed the Infanta to living voice in the hallway of the premises of the Court, as they say several witnesses consulted by the journal.
The Infanta Cristina de Borbón is accused of two tax crimes in the exercises 2007 and 2008, which calls for a sentence of eight years in prison for his alleged cooperation with her husband and the main accused, Iñaki Urdangarin. Waiting for it to finish writing the sentence, envisaged in the beginning of 2017, the marriage will be able to enjoy the Christmas holidays at home with his family.
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