The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, will withdraw the Order of Merit of the Civil Guard with white badge granted to the alleged commissioner of the ‘Koldo affair‘, Víctor de Aldama, as soon as possible. Even if the Interior admits that it is probable that, to dismiss him, it will be necessary to wait until there is a firm condemnation of the commissioner. They insist, however, that all possibilities are being explored, even if Aldama could appeal this decision.
This is what government sources told laSexta on Friday after the Unified Association of Civil Guards (AUGC) claimed it after understanding that the badge was incompatible with Aldama’s alleged involvement in acts criminals. The AUGC considers it “unacceptable” that decorations be awarded to people “whose career may contradict the principles of ethics, honesty and commitment” which govern the institution.
In fact, this decoration was already indicated by the commissioner himself in his voluntary declaration this Thursday before the investigating judge in charge of the case, Ismael Moreno. There, before the National Court, he claimed to have provided information to the Civil Guard, as well as to having “purchased a drone from UCE2”, a unit of the Corps. It is true that Aldama appears to be a source of information for the Civil Guard, but the latter minimizes the matter because “There are many other people in Spain” with this condition.
A statement in which, beyond the confession of the commission of the crimes for which he is accused in the “Koldo affair” and the assurance collaborate with the CIA or FBIalso made accusations against the Government of Pedro Sánchez. Some information only for The floor was “sincere” This is why they supported the request of Aldama’s defense to leave the temporary prison in which he was detained due to the hydrocarbon parcel.
