Ábalos reports severe physical and mental strain during his month-long trial
José Luis Ábalos, former Spanish minister, has gone through a difficult month during the legal proceedings at the Supreme Court. According to people close to him, this period has caused him significant physical and emotional strain. The information indicates that he has suffered anxiety, discomfort, and great pressure because of the situation he is facing.
One of the complaints he has conveyed is related to the transfers from Soto del Real prison. Ábalos reportedly said that they travel in very harsh conditions, with little space, and compared those journeys to going “crammed together like cattle.” This phrase reflects the distress that, according to the report, he has felt during this time.
The article also indicates that the former minister has shown symptoms such as vomiting and anguish. These signs show the impact that the trial has reportedly had on his state of health over the past few weeks. The proceedings at the Supreme Court have thus coincided with a particularly difficult period for him on a personal level.
For now, attention remains focused on the development of the legal case and on the conditions under which Ábalos is facing this process. The published information highlights above all the human and physical effect that this month of trial has had on the former minister.