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Spain UNCAT Complaint filed on May 13, 2026 with code WUR/33438!

Gepubliceerd: Wed, 13 May 2026 | Categorie/Type: post | Auteur: Hans Smedema

Spain UNCAT Complaint filed on May 13, 2026 with code WUR/33438!

Spain ANNEX 12 - Detailed Factual Response to Questions 5 - 8 (State Party: Kingdom of Spain)

Preemptive Declaration of Admissibility (Article 22, paragraph 5(a)):

The Committee’s attention is urgently drawn to the fact that the complainant currently has an active communication registered before this Committee (Reference: WUR/25656) directed against the Kingdom of the Netherlands. To preempt any procedural dismissal under the "same matter" doctrine of Article 22(5)(a), the complainant explicitly clarifies that this present communication is legally and jurisdictionally distinct. Under established UNCAT jurisprudence, the "same matter" requires the same parties and the same substantive rights. This communication is directed against a distinctly different State Party (the Kingdom of Spain) and concerns entirely different substantive legal violations—specifically Spain's distinct territorial failures to investigate, protect, and provide redress under Articles 12, 13, and 16. This is fundamentally distinct from the primary acts of torture (Article 1) alleged against the Netherlands in WUR/25656. Therefore, this communication satisfies all ratione personae and ratione materiae criteria, is fully admissible, and does not constitute a duplication of international procedures.

Facts: Introduction to the Factual Basis of the Complaint

This communication outlines the Kingdom of Spain’s failure to protect a resident alien on its sovereign soil and its active obstruction of justice regarding allegations of transnational state capture. While the primary acts of torture were orchestrated by operatives of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the Kingdom of Spain is cited for its absolute administrative blockade, institutional gaslighting, and the failure to investigate incidents of chemical subjugation, digital spoliation, and physical torture occurring within its jurisdiction.

Incidents on Spanish Sovereign Territory (2008–2025):

Exhaustion of Domestic Remedies Have you exhausted all domestic remedies?

Yes. Domestic remedies within the Kingdom of Spain have been exhausted because they are practically unavailable, structurally incapable of bringing relief, and fall under the "futility exception" of UNCAT Article 22(5)(b). The complainant details the following steps taken:

  1. 2010 (Policía Local): Immediate domestic remedy was actively obstructed when local police in Benidorm were ordered to "stand down" by Madrid authorities, preventing forensic medical documentation and initial fact-finding (See Annex 1).
  2. July 26, 2013 (Minister of Finance): A formal, detailed open letter was sent to Spanish Minister of Finance Don Cristóbal Montoro Romero, explicitly linking forced tax default to severe human rights violations and the Dutch conspiracy. No answer was received (See Annex 2).
  3. October 6, 2014 (Minister of Justice): Formal criminal charges were filed directly with the Minister of Justice, Don Rafael Catalá Polo, documenting the brainwashing, torture in Benidorm, and the "stand-down" of local police. No answer was received (See Annex 3).
  4. July 8, 2025 (Prime Minister): A formal demand for a prompt, impartial UNCAT investigation into extraterritorial torture and chemical subjugation was sent to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. No substantive investigation was launched (See Annex 4).

Justification for the Futility Exception:

Claims (Violations of the Convention)The Kingdom of Spain has flagrantly violated its distinct, positive territorial obligations under the Convention Against Torture:

Interim Measures Request interim measures:

Yes. Pursuant to Rule 114 of the Rules of Procedure, the complainant urgently requests that the Committee recommend interim measures to prevent irreparable harm. The complainant, a 77-year-old victim of torture, remains living in exile on Spanish territory where he is continuously subjected to extreme psychological distress, isolation, and covert chemical subjugation (See Annex 9).

Requested Measures directed at the Kingdom of Spain:

  1. Cessation of Harm & Protection: Spain must immediately ensure the physical, psychological, and digital protection of the complainant on Spanish soil, explicitly halting any ongoing covert medical/chemical subjugation (e.g., the disguised administration of antipsychotics by Spanish pharmacies or doctors) (See Annex 6). The recent October 2025 intelligence infiltration and digital spoliation incident in Albir proves that the complainant remains under active, hostile surveillance by foreign operatives within Spanish jurisdiction (See Annex 10). The Kingdom of Spain must be directed to proactively shield the complainant from further transnational harassment and evidence destruction.
  2. Preservation of Classified Evidence: The Spanish State must be directed to immediately secure, preserve, and prevent the destruction of all CNI intelligence logs, Ministry of Interior communications, local police dispatch records concerning the 2010 Benidorm "stand-down" order and coordination with the Dutch Ministry of Justice (See Annex 1 and Annex 8), and the December 2015 Policía Local records from Alfaz del Pi regarding the stalking complaint filed against the complainant's impersonator (See Annex 13).
  3. Immediate Invalidation of Secret Mandates: The Committee must request that the Kingdom of Spain immediately freeze and declare legally void any and all secret institutional mandates, medical directives, or guardianship orders derived from the Spanish documents signed by the complainant under fraudulent pretenses with Drs. Janne Geraets (January 29, 2016) and Dra. Carmen Montoya (See Annex 5).
  4. Disclosure of Medical and Intelligence Directives: Spain must be directed to disclose to the complainant and his legal representatives the exact nature of the Spanish documents he was lured into signing in 2016, and to reveal the origin of the directives that authorized Spanish Farmacias and medical personnel to dispense disguised antipsychotic medication (See Annex 5 and Annex 6). Because the operative who procured this mandate has been recorded explicitly denying its existence to cover his tracks, the Committee must order the Spanish State to bypass this deception and formally release all internal medical and intelligence files pertaining to the complainant's pseudo-legal curatorship.
  5. Facilitation of Independent Legal Aid: To remedy the transnational "cordon sanitaire," Spain must facilitate independent legal assistance for the complainant within Spanish jurisdiction, entirely free from any undue influence, "false fraudulent information," or psychiatric flagging provided by the Dutch state (See Annex 7).
  6. Facilitation of Independent Forensic Evaluation: To comply with its investigative obligations under Article 12 and to objectively document the ongoing chemical and psychological subjugation, the Kingdom of Spain must be directed to formally facilitate, mandate, and fully fund an independent forensic medical evaluation of the complainant under the strict guidelines of the UN Istanbul Protocol. This evaluation must be conducted outside the compromised medical jurisdiction of the Valencian Community, specifically by the Basque Institute of Legal Medicine (or affiliated experts of the Basque Istanbul Protocol Project Network), utilizing the Torturing Environment Scale (TES 2.0) and the Standard Evaluation Form for Credibility Assessment (SEC).
  7. Enforcement of Medical Contraindication Injunction: The Committee must urgently direct the Kingdom of Spain to formally recognize the warnings outlined in the Dossier Médico y de Trauma. Spain must immediately issue a binding, system-wide medical injunction across its national health infrastructure (including all local Farmacias and the Hospital Marina Baixa) enforcing an absolute contraindication against the prescription, administration, or covert dispensation of any antipsychotic medication (such as Risperdal/risperidone or haloperidol) to the complainant. Spain must be ordered to cease all reliance on the fraudulent, weaponized psychiatric files provided by the Dutch Ministry of Justice, which pose an imminent threat to the complainant's physical and neurological health (See Annex 11).

List of Evidence Annexes (Respondent: Kingdom of Spain)

Annex 13: Sworn Declaration and Request for Subpoena of Police Records Regarding the 2015 Alfaz del Pi Doppelganger Impersonation.

OFFICIAL EVIDENCE VAULT & LEGAL ARCHIVE
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