If the script is not twisted at the last minute, Francisco Nicolás Gómez Iglesias, alias
El Pequeno Nicolás
, will climb the stairs that lead to the Provincial Court of Madrid this Monday.
For the seventh time in just a month, the 27-year-old will enter the judicial body.
This time, to face the last day of one of the two trials that have placed him on the bench this May.
In total, for both processes, the Prosecutor's Office asks that he be sentenced to 11 years and six months in prison.
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On the morning of this Monday, the fourth and last day of trial against Gómez Iglesias is expected to start for the trip to Ribadeo (Lugo) in which he allegedly posed as an emissary of the King and the then vice president Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría.
After the prosecutor and the popular accusations presented their final conclusions on May 13, this Monday it is the turn of the defenses.
Little Nicholas will also have the opportunity to use his turn as the last word before he is seen for sentencing.
A right that the young man did not use last week, when the first of these oral hearings against him ended after three days of sessions: in this second case he was accused of allegedly falsifying his ID so that a friend could appear on his behalf to the Selectivity exam.
Sources around Gómez Iglesias repeat that he is quiet.
And the young man publicly defends his innocence and assures that he trusts that this unfortunate month will come out well for him.
Although he still has more appointments in court: he is being processed for two other causes for which the Prosecutor's Office asks him for another 15 years and nine months in prison.