“I took Aldama to the chalet on rue Sextante in Aravaca where the ministers summoned him,” says his confidant.

This confidant assures that Aldama asked him to take him to Aravaca to meet members of the government. An imposed place “by the ministers”affects the plural, and that the domicile was under the control of the Spanish government.

“This is where the chalet was rented by CESID (today CNI) for the secret meetings of Juan Carlos I with Bárbara Rey” and other women, he says.

The then CESID rented the house at number 6 Sextante Street in 1991. Bárbara Rey has admitted in the past that He had several meetings with Juan Carlos I in this chalet, which also served as an operational center for high-level meetings.

This most reliable person Aldama does not detail the exact address at which the meetings took place.since the commission agent got out of the vehicle at the beginning of the street and his confidant left the scene.

This individual with whom EL ESPAÑOL was able to speak specifies that the house has nothing to do with the agent and that It was a location imposed by the ministers. The cottage was “under the control” of the government, he repeatedly asserts, separating it from the many properties Aldama had in his possession.

Meeting with Torres

The commissioner never revealed the names of the ministers and senior officials of the Sánchez executive whom he met, although he insisted that it was to discuss “commercial matters.”

The person EL ESPAÑOL spoke with can clarify “two meetings between Ángel Víctor Torres and Aldama”, when he was still president of the Canary Islands. These meetings did not take place in rue Sextante.

According to this testimony from Aldama’s confidant, the current Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory maintained a direct relationship both with the commissioner’s plot and with Koldo García Izaguirre.

“They brought him to Madrid twice to have meetings at the Ministry of Transport,” says this person from Aldama’s entourage.

The meetings of the Koldo affair conspiracy with Ángel Víctor Torres They were not intended to sell masksbut the hydrocarbon companies for which Aldama is in prison after allegedly defrauding 182 million.

This is a parallel plot, but linked to the “Koldo case”. However, in this case, Aldama was not the ringleader. In this case, the leader was Claudio Rivas Ruiz-Capillas, owner of Villafuela hydrocarbon operator who maintained contacts with Koldo to obtain the permit.

Claudio Rivas-Ruiz-Capillas was boss in some companies, partner in others and always financier of the commission agent.

As EL ESPAÑOL published, according to his confidant, “Aldama had a direct relationship with Pedro Sánchez” and “he walked both in Moncloa and in the Ministry of Transport”.

So much so that Aldama told his confidant on the day of Ábalos’ dismissal: “Don’t think my deal is over.”

Shortly after, Aldama reunited with his confidant and confirmed that he still went “to Moncloa and talked to everyone.”

“Now everyone At the PSOE he says that he does not know Víctor de Aldama, but that he had excellent relations with Sánchez, his ministers and his advisors.“, says this person from the commission agent’s entourage.

Víctor de Aldama also revealed to his confidant that “he got on Delcy Rodríguez’s plane first” and that “suitcases full of money were left in Spain“.

Concerned by the facts presented to him by his interlocutor, the commissioner declared: “Pedro Sánchez knows it.”

This person in whom Aldama trusts the most and with whom EL ESPAÑOL spoke insists that “Víctor had many contacts within the government“with great influence.

He also claims to have admitted that Koldo García, advisor to Jose Luis Abalosand he received “500,000 euros of bills in a bag for the rescue” from Air Europa.

There were “three cash deliveries” which were made to a “house in the suburbs of Madrid”. Aldama and Koldo García collected the money “in sports bags.”