The members of the Koldo affair They maintained an enigmatic language full of nicknames. The latest report from the UCO of the Civil Guard explains how Delcy Rodriguezvice president of Venezuela, was “the boss” of the accused; José Luis Ábalos, former Minister of Transport, was “the boss; Koldo García, advisor to the minister, was “great man”, “grandu” or “liquitín”; Víctor de Aldama, the main agent and commissioner of the case, was called “el gomina”; and, among others, Pedro Sánchez, was “the 1”.
Víctor de Aldama, in preventive detention today, and a Venezuelan businessman friend repeatedly called Delcy Rodríguez “the boss” in their captured conversations. Aldama, for example, sent the following message to his interlocutor: “(…) I remind you that no matter how much you met the boss “This deal we did was because I put it on the table, you did it.” Aldama encourages the Chavista leader herself to speak during a telephone call between Ábalos and the government of Nicolas Maduro: “And if not You talk to the one who is the BOSS ha ha ha”. In an agenda that Aldama prepared for the number two of the Chavista government, the note also appears: “Farewell of the boss.
On the other hand, Koldo García appears a dozen times mentioned in conversations on intercepted mobile terminals as the “big guy”. UCO agents say: “The first payment of which there is evidence is precisely located on October 18, 2019. On this date, Aldama created a note on his mobile device which appears to reflect a distribution of expenses which include Grandu 11500». “On several occasions, Aldama describes Koldo as A big guy, specify the agents of the Armed Institute. “In this way, Aldama could register a payment to Koldo that would take place at the end of 2019, at which time both already had a personal and direct relationship linked to the public function that the latter held at the Ministry of Transport,” they said. they declared. add.
In another point of the report known this Thursday and consulted by OKDIARIO, the UCO suggests that Koldo García was nicknamed “the big one”. Similarly, another person involved in the plot gets angry with the ministerial advisor and says: “Very important.” let the big guy get out of the way at the ministry. Don’t let this man intervene or bother you anymore and I will keep the adjectives my boss uses. Please, let it be sodon’t do anything. In counterpoint, the actors in the case who avoid speaking clearly in case they are heard or read say at another moment: “He told me to call of the little», in reference to Koldo García who is characterized by an imposing physique. The day after this message, Koldo García sent Concha Andreu, then socialist president of La Rioja, the contact of a businessman who was a member of the group. The Four Musketeers, Ignacio Diaz Tapia.
Another frequent nickname in the report is “boss” and “the 1”. On some occasions it is clear that it is Pedro Sánchez and on other occasions it is Ábalos. “Between Aldama and Koldo, they designate Ábalos as the boss
regularly”, the agents indicate. In another passage, Aldama writes to Delcy Rodríguez and tells him: “Hello, Delcy, message from boss Leopoldo López’s meeting with the president took place in Ferraz as secretary general of the PSOE, and not in Moncloa as president, it is important that you know and understand this, kisses. Likewise, the Venezuelan vice-president is concerned about “How is the boss? and Aldama explains to him that the following week the Congress of Deputies votes on a motion from the PP to demand his resignation and that “it is not his best day”.
Another character who appears, no less striking, is Nadia Calvinothen First Vice-President of the Government and Minister of the Economy and Digital Affairs. Those involved in the corruption case call it “the Treasury”, even though María Jesús Montero is and continues to be part of this portfolio.
It also appears Francine Armengolat the time head of the executive of the Balearic Islands. Koldo García calls it “Dear“. After talking about purchasing medical supplies, the advisor comments: “Okay honey, “I’ll keep you posted on everything.”
