Spain’s High Court has ended its investigation into Equatorial Guinean government minister Carmelo Ovono Obiang over the alleged kidnapping and torture of two opposition leaders with Spanish citizenship, it said on Tuesday. Obiang, son of President Teodoro Obiang Nguema, and two other senior officials were accused of kidnapping four members of the Spain-based opposition group, the Movement for the Liberation of Equatorial Guinea Third Republic (MLGE3R), while they were on a trip to South Sudan in 2019.
Spanish court ends torture probe into Equatorial Guinea president’s son
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