Spain's Princess Cristina tax fraud trial to start in January


  • World
  • Tuesday, 06 Oct 2015

MADRID (Reuters) - Cristina de Borbon, sister of Spain's King Felipe VI, will appear in court on January 11 on tax fraud charges, court documents showed on Tuesday, as part of a wider investigation into her husband's Noos Foundation charity.

The high-profile case is emblematic of how corruption has permeated the top ranks of politicians, bankers and other institutional figures in Spain, eroding Spaniards' faith in their leaders and institutions.

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