Overview
- PP senators from Ourense have filed formal questions in the Senate to the Foreign Ministry seeking details of the steps being taken to return Martiño Ramos from Havana.
- They also ask what custody measures are in place in Cuba and whether authorities can guarantee there is no new risk of flight.
- Ramos has a final sentence of about 13 to 13.5 years, ratified by Spain’s Supreme Court, for repeated sexual abuse of a minor who had been his student.
- He left Spain before entering prison, traveled through several countries, and was detained by Cuba’s National Revolutionary Police in Havana in November 2025.
- The Audiencia Provincial de Ourense requested extradition on October 31, and the government says the request was processed in time and form, though no public timeline for his return has been given.