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The prosecution and the private plaintiffs are asking to keep Ábalos in prison due to the risk of flight.

Former Transport Minister José Luís Ábalos in the Congress of Deputies. — Former Transport Minister José Luís Ábalos, in the Congress of Deputies. Europa Press

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The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office and the private prosecutions led by the PP asked the Supreme Court to keep former minister José Luis Ábalos in prison, considering that the "extreme" risk of flight that led the court to send it to Soto del Real on November 27th.

The prosecution and the private plaintiffs are asking to keep Ábalos in prison due to the risk of flight.

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