He People’s Party I think you found the crack to end the government inside ‘Koldo affair‘, now transformed into the ‘Ábalos case’ and which the ‘popular’ are determined to elevate to the ‘Sanchez case’. To do this, they managed to gather all the information from the last few hours, draw it in a diagram, post them on your social networks and give them a name: “The plot”. The way to ensure impact was file a complaint with the National Court against the PSOE for alleged irregular financing.
However, although its spokesperson, Borja Semperargues that there are many reasons, while recognizing that at present they only have press clippings. In statements to the media, Sémper nevertheless defended that “if a businessman presents himself at the headquarters of a political party with bags full of money, obviously which indicates irregular financing“, despite the fact that the Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard, does not mention this possibility in none of the 233 pages of his report on José Luis Ábalos.
When asked if the PP had more verified information than the agents, the “popular” spokesperson replied that “today’s suspicions will eventually become evidence” and that “what is evidence today will eventually become information verified and accredited by the courts.” , before adding: “We will talk and We will provide information when we have verified it“That is, they don’t have it at the moment.
Thus, for the Popular Party, statements from two alleged confidants of the environment of Victor de Aldama published in the two digital media are more than sufficient to file a complaint against the PSOE. Two completely anonymous confidants.
“This is journalistic information and we we give a lot of credibility to journalistic investigation. The major corruption problems in Spain arose because journalists investigated,” Sémper defended in this sense. A strategy that the pseudo-union already used months ago. Clean handswho denounced Begoña Gómez, wife of Pedro Sánchez, based on eight press clippings.
The main hypothesis to which Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s team clings is the information from “L’Objectif”, which publishes that 90,000 euros were given in cash at Ferraz’s headquarters in exchange for political favors. “If a businessman enters the headquarters of a political party with bags of cash, this obviously looks like illegal financing,” Sémper defended in this regard. They also support their complaint with other information that ‘El Español’ reflects from another anonymous confidant: an alleged relationship of trust between Sánchez and Aldama.
The PSOE, for its part, demands more rigor. “It is regrettable that the PP, instead of making a constructive opposition for this country, is permanently use hoaxes and information false information published by certain pseudomedia, declared this Monday the Vice-President of the Government, Maria Jesus Monterowhile the socialist spokesperson in Congress, Patxi Lopezcriticized the fact that the PP’s complaint “has very little credibility because This is the complaint of hypocrisy“.
The socialists further assure that the register of people passing through the Ferraz headquarters is deleted regularly. “The organic law on data protection obliges us, like any organization, to destroy the entry registers of the Ferraz headquarters every month”, declared in this sense the spokesperson of the PSOE, Esther Peña, who insists on the makes it a clear match.
