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Shaming them is not legal because it is defamation and the authority (Montoro) is obliged to denounce it, not to make it public. Let the media make whatever is
by pfortuny 10y ago
Shaming them is not legal because it is defamation and the authority (Montoro) is obliged to denounce it, not to make it public. Let the media make whatever is public, public, but not the minister.
He has, several times, menaced the media (for example, "El Mundo", to "speak out about you")...
I find that dirty.
Edit: And a corruption of justice (presumption of innocence even for fiscal deeds).
(See comments above): he is required by Law (since 2003) to make that list public. However he (coincidentally) started publishing it last year (election year...). From my point of view, this is pathetic.
- varjag 10y agoI'm not sure defamation is even applicable to corporate entities across the EU.