Former Minister of Transport Jose Luis Abalos This Wednesday afternoon, he filed a complaint with the police against the forger employee and currently MEP Luis Alvise Pérez and the one accredited as a journalist in Congress Vito Quiles to have A document was distributed on social networks in which several of his private contact details appear.including your phone number
According to the complaint to which OKDIARIO had access, the forger Alvise and his former press chief, Quiles, distributed the contents of the report on their social networks. Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard addressed to the National Court and belonging to the summary of the trial Koldo affair.
According to Ábalos, now member of the Joint Group at the Congressone of the consequences of the publication of his telephone number in recent days is that “several citizens contacted him via Whatsapp telling him insults and threats towards youas well as jokes related to the leak of the contents of the UCO report, also receiving phone calls in the same tone, many at ungodly hours. As noted, by providing screenshots, Quiles continues to maintain active access to this document at the time of filing the complaint.
The document distributed has 233 pages in which the private data of everyone involved in the case appears, including telephone numbers. In addition to Ábalos’ data, information was also made public about his former advisor, Koldo Garcia or the leader of the conspiracy, Victor de Aldama.
In addition to telephone numbers, data such as the identity numbers of those involved, their home addresses and other data in the possession of the Civil Guard appear. Current SALF MEP Alvise Pérez later deleted his post, and it is not accessible via his Telegram channel.
The defendants face the possible crime of revealing secrets. Currently, the forger paid Alvise Pérez has proceedings opened before the Provincial Court of Seville also for possible revelation of secretsfor the publication of a photograph of Pedro Sánchez’s daughter without erasing her face.
In addition, he risks heavy fines after admitting to having received a payment of 100,000 euros in the dark from a businessman indicted for fraud (Alvaro Romillo), a businessman whom he promised to help when he gained political influence.
