The Minister of Digital Transformation and Public Service, Oscar Lopeztransmitted a message of tranquility to socialist activism by assuring that “there is no concern” within the government in relation to the accusations brought against several executive officials by the businessman linked to the Koldo affair, Victor de Aldama.
This Saturday, López accused the alleged author of the plot, humorously emphasizing that he “takes himself to be James Bond” when in reality “he looks much more like ‘Little Nicolás'”.
The minister warned that statements made by the person under investigation before the National court This Friday, they will have consequences. In this statement, the businessman even linked President Pedro Sánchez to the corruption plot, for which the PSOE has already announced legal proceedings. “He will have to answer in court for lies and falsehoods spread against innocent people,” López said.
Despite the stir caused by the businessman’s statement, López insisted that Spain has a “clean” government, unlike what he considers “the opposition the dirtiest of history. »
The harshest criticism was directed precisely at the opposition leader, Alberto Nuñez Feijóowhom he did not hesitate to describe as a “failed leader”.
“He tried to prevent Spain from having a vice-president in the European Commission and failed in the European Parliament. He tried to paralyze the government’s tax reform and failed in the Congress of Deputies. And he presented a motion of censure and he was left alone,” he said in reference to the latest political battles at national and European level.
Finally, López avoided commenting on his possible application to lead the PSOE in the Community of Madrid and has convened the federal congress that will take place in Seville next week to define the future territorial organization of the party.
