Politician supported by PSOE in Arcos de la Frontera admits to being pressured to vote: "They requested my vote, my family, and everyone in my Circle"
In the Cadiz municipality, Judge Eduardo Vaquero is investigating a case of cronyism related to the 2019 municipal elections in Arcos de la Frontera. Councilor Maria Jose Gonzalez Peña and former Mayor Juan García have been indicted in the case.
The specific actions or behaviours being investigated are not yet clear, but the article does not suggest that electoral fraud was definitively proven in the elections. Antonio R. Vega is also mentioned in the article, but no further details about his involvement are provided.
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It is not specified whether any other individuals have been indicted in addition to Councilor Maria Jose Gonzalez Peña and former Mayor Juan García. The oldest session on the website has been closed to allow for continued browsing without restrictions, and users can have a maximum of three active sessions at a time.
The current status or outcome of the investigation is not reported in the article.
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