Given the current climate of corruption, fraud and tax evasion in Spain, there is no problem in my book with publicly shaming offenders and fraudsters, speciall

Given the current climate of corruption, fraud and tax evasion in Spain, there is no problem in my book with publicly shaming offenders and fraudsters, specially when most of them are elite actors or millionaires. The problem is that the names are being made public while they are "under investigation", which destroys the basic right of presumption of innocence, and (more importantly) they are being released by a Minister who belongs to an embattled and corrupt government, so it absolutely smells like the tax ministry is being used as a political weapon.