There are more explicit ministers, such as the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, who, through X, accuses the Supreme Court of being "the real opposition" in the Spanish government. And there are others, perhaps more subtle, but who fundamentally believe the same thing. "It is evident that some judges do things that are difficult to understand," asserted the spokesperson for the Moncloa, Pilar Alegría, in the press conference following the cabinet meeting, despite expressing "the utmost confidence in justice and in the vast majority of judges and prosecutors in the country." This is how the spokesperson for the Spanish government targeted Ángel Hurtado, the investigating judge of the Supreme Court who has been prosecuted by the Attorney General of the State, Álvaro García Ortiz, for alleged disclosure of secrets.