Alberto González Amador, Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s partner, has asked the Supreme Court to open criminal proceedings against the State Attorney General for revealing secrets. As reported on Tuesday by the newspaper El Mundo, the businessman’s defense has supported the accusation of Álvaro García Ortiz for revealing secrets following the motivated statement presented by the High Court of Madrid and has also requested that several procedures be carried out, including asking Google for more information on the emails that the Attorney General sent before publishing the statement with which he intended to deny various hoaxes about the case of double confession of tax fraud by Ayuso’s partner.
The Supreme Court announced yesterday that it was beginning to process the reasoned brief of the Superior Court of Justice and initiated the first formality: requesting a report from the Prosecutor’s Office itself on whether or not to admit having processed both this accusation and other complaints and claims filed by Clean Hands and a Foundation linked to former members of PP and Vox. The defense of Alberto González, who filed a complaint for revealing secrets, asked the court presided over by Manuel Marchena to open criminal proceedings against him.
The Supreme Court will make a decision after receiving the report of all parties on a case that began with a complaint from Ayuso’s partner. A complaint in which he accuses those responsible for a statement published a few months ago by the Madrid Public Prosecutor’s Office of revealing secrets, with which the Public Prosecutor’s Office intended to deny a series of hoaxes about the case of double tax fraud confessed by González Amador, disseminated by various media but also by Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, right-hand man of the regional president of the Community of Madrid.
This information falsely stated that the prosecution had offered González Amador an agreement to settle his tax fraud of 350,000 euros, but that this offer had been paralyzed “from above”. Information that Miguel Ángel Rodríguez had previously transmitted to several journalists via WhatsApp. The reality was that the businessman’s defense – as is usual when seeking an agreement to avoid prison – had contacted the prosecution to offer to accept a low prison sentence in exchange for acknowledging the facts, paying his debts and not being imprisoned.
The response of the prosecutor’s office was to publish a statement detailing how these conversations had actually taken place, a document that was denounced by González Amador as a possible revelation of secrets. The High Court of Madrid opened a trial against the prosecutor Julián Salto, who investigated and denounced the businessman, and against his superior Pilar Rodríguez, but decided to refer the case to the Supreme Court after the attorney general himself stated in writing and publicly that he was the person ultimately responsible for a communication that, in any case, he does not consider criminal.
The decision to open a trial against him is now in the hands of a section of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court that will have Susana Polo as president, Manuel Marchena as president and will be completed by Juan Ramón Berdugo, Antonio del Moral and Carmen. Lick it.
Check the Attorney General’s emails
According to information from El Mundo, Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s partner also requests several procedures that, in her opinion, are necessary and that the TSJM judge did not initiate before referring the case to the Supreme Court: information on the emails that the Attorney General sent to the Provincial Prosecutor of Madrid, both from his personal account and from his professional account, as well as any email that contains, in its text, the content of the emails that his lawyer exchanged with the prosecutor who was investigating him.
Meanwhile, the double taxation case against Alberto González Amador is waiting to be able to collect his statement as an investigator after two unsuccessful attempts and with negotiations between his defense, the prosecution and the prosecution to settle the case with a sentence. in accordance. The businessman offered to accept several months in prison in exchange for the recognition of tax fraud and falsification of documents, the payment of a tax debt of more than half a million euros, including fine and interest, and not to go to prison to serve his sentence.
As elDiario.es revealed and he himself acknowledged, Alberto González Amador used a system of false invoices to underpay 350,000 euros in his corporate income tax returns for 2020 and 2021, years in which he earned several million euros from commissions on the purchase and sale of medical supplies at the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
