The alleged commissioner of the Koldo plot, free after having collaborated with justice by accusing (without providing evidence for the moment) the president of the government himself, the organizational secretary of the PSOE Santos Cerdán and the vice-president and Finance Minister María Jesús Montero, among others, insisted this morning that he had proof of everything. “Obviously, otherwise I wouldn’t say it,” he limited himself to declaring that he was visibly more restrained in his statements than yesterday when he left Soto del Real prison.
“I already said last night what I had to say and I let the president continue to say what he wanted to say,” he added, acknowledging his nervous but happy state of mind. ‘to be free.
When asked if he had anything else to say, the businessman preferred not to answer.
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