PP requests imputation of Zapatero's daughters in Plus Ultra case

The PP's popular accusation has asked judge José Luis Calama to impute the daughters of former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero in the investigation into the Plus Ultra rescue.

The popular accusation led by the PP has asked the Audiencia Nacional magistrate to summon Laura and Alba Rodríguez, administrators of What The Fav, to testify. The judge views this company as an instrumental vehicle in the influence trafficking network linked to the airline's 2021 rescue. The filing also requests the imputation of José Luis Ábalos, Koldo García and others including Daniel Romero-Abreu, José Ángel Partearroyo and several company administrators. The PP argues the daughters received payments via Análisis Relevante as part of an agreement with their father. In addition, the accusation seeks records of Zapatero and his daughters' travels since 2017, with special focus on Venezuela, and official requests to several ministries for information on access to government sites.

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Zapatero to appear before judge on June 2 in Plus Ultra case

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Former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has been summoned to testify on June 2 before Audiencia Nacional Judge José Luis Calama on charges of influence peddling and money laundering.

Judge José Luis Calama of the Audiencia Nacional has charged former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero as the alleged leader of an influence-peddling network tied to the 53-million-euro rescue of airline Plus Ultra. Zapatero is summoned to testify on June 2. The former leader denies any improper involvement.

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Audiencia Nacional judge José Luis Calama has charged former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero with directing an influence peddling structure to secure a 53 million euro public bailout for airline Plus Ultra.

Madrid's court of instruction number 49 has admitted complaints filed by PP and Vox against the public bailout of Air Europa. SEPI vice president Bartolomé Lora has been summoned as investigated for alleged administrative prevarication.

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In the third session of the Koldo corruption case trial at Spain's Supreme Court—following initial testimonies on Day 1 that largely denied wrongdoing—businesswoman Carmen Pano testified to delivering 90,000 euros on two occasions to the PSOE headquarters on Ferraz street, in plastic bags inside cardboard ones. Her daughter, Leonor González Pano, ex-girlfriend of Víctor de Aldama, confirmed acting as a front for related companies and detailed a chalet for José Luis Ábalos and an Air Europa commission. Defendants Ábalos and Aldama heard the testimonies.

National Court judge José Luis Calama has requested a preliminary appraisal of the jewels found in the safe at José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's office.

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Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has ended the two-year probe into Begoña Gómez, wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, proposing a jury trial for influence peddling, business corruption, misappropriation and embezzlement. The 39-page ruling also sends adviser Cristina Álvarez and businessman Juan Carlos Barrabés to the bench. Gómez learned of it in Beijing during her husband's official trip.

 

 

 

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