Juez Eutimius (Jesús Villegas)

Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) said he was disappointed by the Sol camp and wondered if politicians were only seeking votes, regardless of whether they were from the right or the left. He also thanked Lucía Etxebarria for her commitment and lamented that citizens had to compensate, as he wrote, for the abandonment of public authorities. #Política #Decepción #Compromiso (translated)

Jesús Villegas, known as Judge Eutimius, stated that the camp in Sol was illegal and claimed that it involved drugs, urine, damage to businesses, and obstruction of public thoroughfare. He maintained that no one was obliged to endure it and said that, according to the TSJ, there were still at least months left for the precautionary measures. He asked La Etxebarria why the Government or the City Council were not acting in the meantime and referred to a thread. #AcampadaIlegal #SeguridadCiudadana #DerechosCiviles (translated)

Jesús Villegas published a video with ESdiario in which he aimed to explain why Pedro Sánchez believed he would win the elections. He presented the topic as a matter of elections and "legal tricks" and mentioned grandchildren, tenants, and a strike. https://t.co/S8TdOeM27B #Elecciones #Política #España (translated)

Jesús Villegas asked what could be done about what he described as the inactivity of the Government Delegation in Sol and other places in Spain regarding campgrounds that he described as illegal. He called for citizens to file complaints en masse to urge public authorities to act and shared an explanatory video. https://t.co/qFT281t3Kh #DerechosCiudadanos #Protesta #España (translated)

Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) wondered if the lack of peace in the streets in 2026 could lead to a war. He recalled that his grandmother had suffered through the Civil War and that her stories gave him chills, and he accused the supporters of historical memory of having lost their memory. https://t.co/SWHNbeYCxN #MemoriaHistórica #GuerraCivil #Paz (translated)

Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) stated that Catalan nationalist uprisings would never achieve independence through illegal means and said that it was not a threat, a bluff, or a joke. He also asked Rahola, Puigdemont, and Todo es mentira TV to take note. #Cataluña #Independencia #Política (translated)

Jesús Villegas, known as Judge Eutimius, expressed his support for Judge Biedma. He stated that the infiltration of the mafia into the State was bringing society back to a situation ruled by force and emphasized the bravery of the judge, assuring her that she was not alone. https://t.co/04uabuclhQ #Justicia #Corrupción #DefensoresDeLaLey (translated)

Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) stated that the Bolsheviks and other factional groups had resorted to revolutionary strikes to confront the people's will in the streets, and expressed his wish that Spain would not experience anything similar. The message included a video. #HUELGA #Revolución #España (translated)

Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) characterized the amnesty law as a coup d'état and argued that it conveyed to the enemies of the Constitution that those who could buy the Government would be immune to their crimes. He also shared a brief explanatory video. https://t.co/1oJvKAxN0n #GolpeDeEstado #Amnistía #Constitución (translated)

Jesús Villegas stated that Sánchez wanted to participate in the general elections with the registration from August, prior to the precautionary measure of the Supreme Court regarding the suspension of the right to vote. Villegas asserted that the Supreme Court's decision applied to all registries. https://t.co/KEgwzpCx4o #LeyDeNietos #Sánchez #Elecciones2023 (translated)

Jesús Villegas announced an article from Confilegal with Carlos Berbell in which he addressed what he termed as a legal fraud related to the "Mari Carmen" decrees. He framed the text within the supposed unconstitutionality of those decrees and described the situation as "the danger of a wounded animal," linking it to Pedro Sánchez. https://t.co/Vu7sHnJezi #Política #Derecho #España (translated)

Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) expressed his support for law enforcement in the eviction from the beach of Ceuta. He pointed out that, in his opinion, they faced challenges related to potentially aggressive immigrants as well as the monitoring of groups like Amnesty International due to possible misunderstandings. #Ceuta #FuerzasDelOrden #Desalojo (translated)

DANGER TO LIFE: I'm seeing this from my court office! A worker on a scaffold on the fourth floor without protective equipment. I just reported it to 112. I have only seen something similar in India. Please, if you see something like this in Spain, let me know!!! https://t.co/JZwlBKGlfa #SeguridadLaboral #PrevenciónDeRiesgos #Emergencias (translated)

SHE DESERVES IT!: Does the Minister have the right to insult a company that the courts found in favor of? I suppose that, since she is the bad guy in the movie, we should lynch her! The bad thing is that tomorrow it will be you and me, dear followers. https://t.co/KSCbnOEF13 #Justicia #Derechos #Opinión (translated)