The Supreme Court has upheld a sentence of 25 years and six months in prison for a man who tried to kill his ex-wife and her sister in El Vendrell, in the Baix Penedès, in 2020.
The case, which was already heard in the lower courts, centred on an attempted attack against both women. The ruling confirms the prison term imposed for the events in the Tarragona area town.
For readers following court and public safety news across Catalonia, this case adds to the wider picture of serious violent crime cases that move through the Spanish justice system. You can follow more coverage on our news page.
The sentence was ratified by the Supreme Court, which means the original punishment remains in force. No further details were provided in the source article about the legal arguments used in the appeal.
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