Ángela Murillo
Ángela Murillo was a pioneering Spanish judge, notable for being the first woman to join the Criminal Chamber of the National Court in 1993. Over her 40-year judicial career, she played a crucial role in high-profile cases against terrorism and corruption, including significant trials related to ETA and various financial scandals. Known for her sharp wit and approachable demeanor, Murillo gained public attention not only for her legal acumen but also for her candid remarks in court. She retired in September 2024, having left a lasting legacy in the Spanish judiciary.
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Ángela Murillo was a judge who played a significant role in the fight against ETA and presided over some of the most high-profile trials in Spain's history.
Muere a los 74 años Ángela Murillo, la juez que enterró la estructura de ETA | España
Spain· 2026-02-14
