Mallorca legal ethics prize goes to Spain’s top judge
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Palma, Mallorca, honours Spain’s top judge on Friday: María Isabel Perelló receives a legal ethics prize at a ceremony delayed after a train crash killed 69 people. The Balearic Islands Bar Association will present the Degà Miquel Frontera prize at its headquarters in Palma from 18.00, the association says. Perelló heads Spain’s Supreme Court and the General Council of the Judiciary.
The association will also give gold pins to members who have belonged to it for 47 years in 2026. Recently admitted members will receive their robes.
The ceremony was originally planned for 29 October. The association postponed it after the train crash in Urda, Toledo.
Topics: Town & community · Palma
Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com