Anti-corruption officials are seeking four years in prison for Ximo Puig's brother.

Businessman Francis Puig (left), with his lawyer, Javier Falomir, upon his arrival at the City of Justice in Valencia. — Businessman Francis Puig (left), with his lawyer, Javier Falomir, upon his arrival at the City of Justice in Valencia, in a file photo. Manuel Bruque / Efe

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The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office has requested a four-year prison sentence for Francis Puig—brother of former Valencian President Ximo Puig—for document falsification and fraud in obtaining subsidies for media companies.

Anti-corruption officials are seeking four years in prison for Ximo Puig's brother.

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