The President of the Government, Pedro Sanchezsupported the State Attorney General because he believes that “he did his job, pursuing the criminal”, and targeted the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Diaz Ayusocalling for his resignation and speculating that he might have benefited from his partner’s business affairs.
Sánchez supported García Ortiz at a press conference in Brussels after the Supreme Court decided to open an investigation against him for allegedly revealing secrets in relation to the associate’s alleged tax evasion case of Ayuso, the businessman Alberto González Amador.
The Chief Executive declared that the Government respected the decision of the Supreme Court, but he reiterated the support for the action of the Attorney General already expressed by other members of the Government and justified it.
“He did his job. “He did what he had to do, pursue the criminal and fight against disinformation and hoax,” he stressed before emphasizing that it is necessary to recall the origin of this whole affair.
An origin that he explained by emphasizing that the chief of staff of the President of the Community of Madrid, Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, spread a hoax “to place the lie on the side of the General Prosecutor’s Office of the State”.
Aim for Ayuso
According to him, what we must ask ourselves is when the PP will ask for explanations and demand responsibilities from Ayuso, who insisted on recalling that she is the partner “of a confessed criminal who defrauded the Treasurywho profited and got rich from masks during the pandemic. »
“And it is likely that the president of the Community of Madrid benefited indirectly from this situation,” he added.
Sánchez once again asked the leader of the PP, Alberto Nuñez Feijóowho demands political responsibilities from his “boss”, Ayuso, which implies his resignation.
Having not done so until now, he said he could not accept the lessons of the main opposition party when talking about the “Koldo case”, because the PSOE had adopted forceful decisions against the minister José Luis Ábalos.
“This double stallion“This law of the funnel, it seems to me that it does not hold,” he added.
