The Supreme Court opens a secret investigation after receiving Google and WhatsApp data from the Attorney General's cell phone

The Supreme Court received this Friday the information requested from Google and WhatsApp regarding the content and activity of the Attorney General's cell phone. The sensitive documentation has led to the opening of a secret file within the framework of an investigation that is being kept strictly confidential.

Judicial sources have confirmed that the data sent includes communication records, locations, and files linked to official and personal accounts associated with the prosecutor. This measure responds to a previous judicial request after detecting possible irregularities in the use of electronic devices by senior officials in the Public Prosecutor's Office.

Although no details have been released regarding the exact nature of the investigation, the Supreme Court insists that it is being carried out "within legal channels and under a guarantee of confidentiality." The opening of the secret file is intended to protect the progress of the proceedings and prevent leaks.

The government, for its part, has avoided making a public statement until more details about the investigation are known. However, the opposition has already demanded immediate explanations and transparency, highlighting the seriousness of the fact that the head of the Public Prosecutor's Office is under judicial scrutiny.

The situation is generating institutional tensions unprecedented in recent years, and the Supreme Court is expected to define the next steps in this investigation in the coming days, which could have significant political and judicial repercussions.