The commission of inquiry into the attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils of August 17, 2017 (17-A) has already approved its list of people.
As EL ESPAÑOL was able to confirm from various parliamentary sources, the congressional body will convene a total of 29 people linked to the Las Ramblas massacre, including the former president of the government Mariano Rajoyhe former president Catalan Carles Puigdemont And Mohamed Houli Chemlalone of the jihadists condemned by 17-A.
Ten days ago, the commission of inquiry approved behind closed doors its work plan agreed between the PSOE and the investiture partners.
The document, to which this newspaper had access, gives the order to declassify “reserved and secret information” on the jihadist attacks of August 2017 in Barcelona and Cambrils. Concretely, the conversations that the CNI had with the imam of Ripoll, Abdelbaki Es Sattythree years earlier.
The full list of those present, as reported by EL ESPAÑOL, is as follows:
1. Felix Sanz Roldanformer director of the CNI.
2. Jose Luis Olivera Serranoformer director of the Intelligence Center against Terrorism and Organized Crime (CITCO).
3. José Manuel Villarejo Pérezformer commissioner of the National Police. He made statements about the attacks, which he attributed to Sanz Roldán’s intention to “scare” Catalonia in 2017. This conspiracy theory has been adopted by Catalan independence forces, who are trying to link the CNI to this attack.
4. Jose Antonio Nieto Ballesterosformer Secretary of State for Security.
5. José Manuel Garcia Margalloformer Minister of Foreign Affairs.
6. Juan Ignacio Zoidoformer Minister of the Interior.
7. Rocio Rubio Mojarrohead of the Scientific Police in the Alcanar explosion.
8. Agustí Carles i Garaulawyer of Javier Martínez and Silvia Llompart, parents of a child murdered on Las Ramblas.
9. Josep Lluis TraperoMajor of the Mossos d’Esquadra at the time of the events.
10. Joaquim Forn, former advisor of Interior of the Generalitat of Catalonia.
11. Francesc Salles and Fiblajournalist
12. Javier Martinez Espinolarepresenting the victims.
13. Carles Puigdemont, former president of the Generalitat of Catalonia, escaped from Justice.
14. Soraya Saenz de Santamariaformer vice-president of the Spanish government
15. Mariano Rajoyformer president of the Spanish government
16. Enrique Baron CastanoCommissioner General for Information (2012-2017).
17. Sebastián Trapote GutiérrezChief of Police of Catalonia from July 16, 2015 to September 7, 2018
18. Mohamed Houli Chemlalconvicted of the attacks, witness to the events at Alcanar. Currently detained in the Cordoba Penitentiary Center.
19. Gérard Gustave Gaston Trouvayresident of the Montecarlo urbanization in Alcanar and witness to the escape of the van after the explosion at the Alcanar house.
20. Ali Yassinepresident of the Annour mosque in Ripoll, where the imam worked before the attacks.
21. Enric Millo Rochegovernment delegate in Catalonia in 2017
22. Diego Pérez de los Cobosrepresentative of the Ministry of the Interior to the Security Council of Catalonia in 2017.
23. Enric Hernández Llorentedirector of The Catalan newspaper (2010-2019).
24. Robert ManriqueUAVAT advisor.
25. Montserrat Torija Nogueralesmember of the General Sub-Directorate for Support to Victims of Terrorism.
26. Sara Bosch Carreteroformer president of UAVAT and forensic psychologist.
27. Moussa Bourekba. Senior researcher at the Barcelona Center for International Affairs (CIDOB).
28. German López Iglesiasformer director general of police
29. Fernando Reinaresresearcher and director of the program on violent radicalization and global terrorism at the Royal Elcano Institute.
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