The investigation into Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, remains unresolved as the Madrid court delays deliberation due to missing appeal documents.

Judge Juan Carlos Peinado's inquiry, which began six months ago, has yet to find evidence of the alleged influence peddling or misappropriation of software linked to Gómez.

Despite extensive investigations, including audits by the University Complutense of Madrid, no substantial evidence has emerged.

The court's decision to postpone is due to a missing appeal from Gómez's defense, which argues that the investigation exceeds its original scope.

The case, involving accusations from right-wing groups, continues to draw public attention as it unfolds.