Un juez en Espana ordena que la infanta Cristina sea juzgada con su marido en un caso de fraude y corrupcion

A Spanish judge has ordered Infanta Cristina, sister of King Felipe VI, to stand trial for tax fraud, marking the first time a royal family member faces such charges since the monarchy's restoration in 1975. Despite a prosecutor's recommendation for a fine, Judge José Castro insists on a trial. Cristina could face up to four years in prison for her alleged role in her husband Iñaki Udargarín's tax fraud between 2007 and 2008. Udargarín is accused of embezzling $6.9 million in public funds through a nonprofit. The case has tarnished the monarchy's image, contributing to King Juan Carlos's abdication.

Who is the first member of the Spanish royal family to face trial since the monarchy was restored in 1975?

• King Felipe VI

• Infanta Cristina de Borbón

• Queen Letizia

• King Juan Carlos

What was the prosecutor's initial recommendation for Infanta Cristina's case?

• A prison sentence

• A public apology

• A fine

• Community service

What is the maximum prison sentence Infanta Cristina could face?

• Two years

• Four years

• Eight years

• Six years

How much money is Iñaki Urdangarin accused of embezzling?

• 3.5 million dollars

• 5.2 million dollars

• 6.9 million dollars

• 8.1 million dollars

What impact did the investigation have on the Spanish monarchy?

• It resulted in a new royal family member being appointed

• It had no impact

• It led to King Juan Carlos's abdication

• It strengthened the monarchy's image