The Presidency of the Government is directly involved in the leak of confidential information on Alberto Gonzalez Amador, some Isabel Diaz Ayusoin a case that is currently being investigated by the Supreme Court and for which the State Attorney General, Álvaro García Ortiz, is accused. The plan was that Juan Lobatospokesperson for the PSOE in the Madrid Assembly, presented on March 14 a confidential email from González Amador’s lawyer, a document that had left the floor the day before.
Pilar Sánchez Acerachief of staff of Óscar López -director of Pedro Sánchez’s office-, was responsible for managing the operation from La Moncloa. In an unexpected twist, Lobato refused to participate in the operation. To protect himself legally, the Madrid socialist leader legalized screenshots of his WhatsApp conversations with Sánchez Acera on March 14, 2024. According to reports ABCwhen Lobato refused to disclose the secret document, Sánchez Acera indicated that he would pass it on to Angélica Rubio, director of elplural.com and current member of the board of directors of RTVE.
The revelation of this chain of events reveals the existence of a coordinated operation by the highest levels of government to leak confidential information, in a matter that could have serious legal and political implications. The fact that Óscar López, identified as a possible replacement for Lobato at the head of the PSOE in Madrid, is indirectly involved through his chief of staff, adds a new political dimension to the scandal.
The ongoing investigation by the Supreme Court must determine responsibilities in this leak of secret documents, which has already affected the office of the state attorney general and is now reaching the core of the executive branch.
LOBATO DENIES IT
The general secretary of the Madrid socialists, Juan Lobato, denied that Moncloa had disclosed the secret document concerning the friend of Madrid president Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
In a statement sent by the PSOE of Madrid and shared by the Madrid socialist leader on his Skyblue account, Lobato declares having certified before a notary that “neither the Madrid socialists nor Moncloa had received from the prosecutor’s office any information concerning her boyfriend”. by Mrs. Ayuso. “On the contrary, it is proven that all the information came from the media,” the statement said.
“There is no conspiracy theory as the PP of Madrid and Ms. Ayuso are trying to explain,” he adds. What exists are political tricks to avoid talking about the central problem, which is that this Friday, Ayuso’s boyfriend declares himself accused of two tax crimes and forgery of documents.
Lobato’s statement concludes that Madrid’s PSOE is involved in the trial against Díaz Ayuso’s boyfriend “to ensure that not a single euro of Madrilenians is lost.”
