The secretary general of the PSOE in Madrid, Juan Lobato, denied this Monday that Moncloa disclosed the prosecutor’s emails with the lawyer of the friend of the Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso. Lobato confirmed that it was Óscar López’s chief of staff (when he was chief of staff), Pilar Sánchez, who provided him with the document, “but you can’t call it Moncloa“, adding that the information came to them through the media and not through the state attorney general.
The leader of the Madrid socialists appeared in several interviews this morning in COPE And Wave Zero information you have published ABCwhere it is noted that Moncloa “leaked” the secret document of Alberto González Amador and tried to implicate Lobato. As he explained in an interview with Cope, Pilar Sánchez “at that time she was working in Moncloa but for two years before that she was his Secretary of Institutional Policy” and with which, “in complete normality, he prepares for the control sessions”. “It’s not Moncloa who sends me anything, Otherwise, this is the person I have been working with for two years, preparing the exact same thing every week,” he added.
Later, Lobato explained that she “sent him this information” – referring to Ayuso’s boyfriend’s emails – and he “asked where they were getting it from.” “He tells me that it comes from the media. Indeed, the BE The day before, I had literally read the document, elDiario.es And The plural they had it,” he recalls, emphasizing that he stayed “calm because it comes from the media and not elsewhere”.
He denies that Moncloa “put pressure” on him
It is for this reason that he referred to this information during the control session of the Madrid Assembly, but insisted: “It is not Moncloa who says it.” Lobato claimed that he only went to accredit it with a notary when “six months later, proceedings opened before the Supreme Court with a complaint according to which it was the Attorney General who disclosed the information to the government and the PSOE”. “SO, I say it’s quite the opposite and I have the conversation very clearly in which I ask where it comes from and they answer that it comes from the media,” he stressed.
The secretary of the Madrid Socialists said he left it certified at the notary because he had spoken about the issue and “it is likely that the Supreme Court asked him.” It is for this reason that he came to clarify that he and Pilar Sánchez “received the information through the media and at no time from the prosecution”. He assured that the information from the notarial deed was disclosed and he does not know how, but that later ABC was given “a version in which the facts are forced contrary to reality”. “But neither Moncloa demands anything from me, nor do I refuse.. What is proven is that this document comes to us from the media,” he concluded.
In another interview, Wave Zeroassured that “it is not only that Moncloa does not put pressure on him”, but that “it also seems politically good that day to explain that Ayuso lies the day before when she publicly defended her boyfriend: “I deny that this document came to us from the prosecutor’s office. I ask this expressly to guarantee that everything is in accordance with the law. We We receive absolutely nothing from the State Attorney General’s Office” he added
