The environment of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, is under the spotlight after complaints from the pseudo-union Manos Liminas and other far-right groups. However, the latest information shows that existence of a clear action model to put Sánchez’s two brothers in the spotlight, David Sánchez Pérez Castejónlike the president’s wife, Begoña Gomez.
Besides the fact that both cases stem from complaints from Clean Hands and other far-right groups, These complaints are based on false information published on websites close to the extreme right. They also agree that the subject of the investigation is very broad, in both cases the alleged false increase in wealth and the creation of employment are studied. And finally, the two cases affect those closest to the president of the government.
He the increase in assets was “the heart” of the case of Sánchez’s brother. But the UCO now clarifies that there is no proof of enrichment. And, according to the researchers, Clean Hands’ complaint is based on “false information”, since the UCO makes it very clear that it has in no case held 1.4 million euros of BBVA shares.
The police report indicates that “erroneous calculations are made in journalistic information and a figure was given, while it was 70,000 euros, it became 1.4 million due to errors”. An error (perhaps intentional) in the analysis of the tax returns in which the money, which was actually in euros, would have been interpreted as shares.
He lawyer for Pedro Sánchez’s brother, Emilio Cortésquestioned this dynamic of Manos Cleans and other groups in front of the cameras of laSexta. “We’re going to wait, we’re going to continue working, we’re going to continue dismantling because It is about gradually destroying absolutely unfounded hypotheses. from which my client suffers,” he explained.
The judge is investigating the awarding of the president’s brother with a position as coordinator of music conservatories in the province. But when the process began, Sánchez was neither president nor secretary general of the PSOE. David Sánchez Pérez Castejón He will testify as the accused on January 9.
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