Fergie Chambers is a pro-Palestinian activist and philanthropist who separated from her family (the Cox family) and donated large sums to support various humanitarian projects in the Gaza Strip. He was imprisoned in the Kingdom of Spain for 127 days, accused by the US of "riot" and "international money laundering".
The American narrative claims that Fergie transferred money on ten occasions to Tunisia, where she lived at the time, and that some of the money she sent to projects in Gaza "may have reached terrorist organizations." Although the US has not presented solid evidence to support the allegations, which are full of vague statements, Pedro Sánchez's government supports Fergie's extradition to the US.
This article by Calla Walsh explains in detail Fergie's case, the charges she faces and the trampling of several legal norms by the Spanish justice system, and warns of the risks this case represents for each and every one of us.