Courtroom scene of Villarejo testifying on Operation Kitchen and links to Juan Carlos I.
Courtroom scene of Villarejo testifying on Operation Kitchen and links to Juan Carlos I.
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Villarejo links kitchen operation to juan carlos i and arms trafficking

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José Manuel Villarejo testified Monday in the Audiencia Nacional that operation Kitchen sought information on possible links between Juan Carlos I and arms trafficking. Eugenio Pino, who testified earlier, defended the legality of the operation and exonerated the other defendants.

Villarejo stated that Ignacio Cosidó entrusted him with the operation through Eugenio Pino. He described the operation as legal and aimed at locating Luis Bárcenas’s assets abroad.

The retired commissioner pointed out that Mariano Rajoy took advantage of the operation to obtain information that personally affected him. He added that the other defendants were deceived by the former president.

Pino, for his part, maintained that Kitchen was part of the DAO’s routine intelligence operations. He denied any connection to the Gürtel case and accused Baltasar Garzón of a maneuver to implicate him.

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Jorge Fernández Díaz testifying in court about learning of Operación Kitchen from the press.
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Fernández Díaz says he learned of Operación Kitchen from the press

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Former Interior Minister Jorge Fernández Díaz told the Audiencia Nacional on Thursday that he first heard of Operación Kitchen two years after it began, via media reports. His former deputy Francisco Martínez, who testified earlier, denied the operation existed and described it instead as a lawful intelligence inquiry.

The anticorruption prosecutor upheld conclusions today in the Kitchen operation trial, requesting 15 years in prison for former minister Jorge Fernández Díaz and other defendants.

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Spain's National Court has sentenced retired commissioner José Manuel Villarejo to three years and six months in prison for revealing secrets in the case of a phone stolen from Dina Bousselham, advisor to Pablo Iglesias. The court orders compensations of 5,000 euros to Bousselham and 1,000 to Iglesias. A mitigating factor for judicial delays was applied.

Mercedes González testified Friday as investigated before Judge Santiago Pedraz at the Audiencia Nacional. She denied any link between her meetings with Leire Díez and the opening of internal probes on UCO leaks.

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The director general of the Guardia Civil appeared Tuesday before the Senate Interior Commission to reject any involvement in alleged plots against the UCO or influence from Leire Díez.

Several people under investigation in the scandal over allocation of public housing at the Les Naus residential complex in Alicante gave statements to the investigating judge on Wednesday. They include former urban planning councilor Rocío Gómez and developer Francisco Ordiñana.

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Víctor de Aldama, key businessman in the masks plot, testified on Wednesday in Spain's Supreme Court that the PSOE was illegally financed with cash from construction firms and that Pedro Sánchez knew about it. Ábalos and Koldo García recruited him to collect funds, according to his statement. The testimony is part of the masks case trial but addresses a secret probe at the National Court.

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