Public Works
UCO uncovers 6.7 million in illegal commissions to Cerdán from Acciona rigging
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A report from the Guardia Civil's Central Operational Unit details a 2% illegal commission system in public works awards led by Santos Cerdán, former PSOE number two. The plot involved Acciona, which paid 6.7 million to Cerdán's company, Servinabar, for alleged services in projects like Logroño, Seville, and Sant Feliú. The investigation extends to international expansions in Morocco.
The Bogotá Metro project has advanced to over 70% completion as of early 2026, including a key milestone of 10 kilometers of viaduct constructed. Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán highlighted this progress, alongside the ongoing dynamic tests in the Bosa workshop, as the project enters its final stretch.
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The Cuadernos case has uncovered an illegal bribery circuit in the construction of the Néstor Kirchner Cultural Center, awarded in 2008 to the joint venture ESUCO S.A. and RIVA S.A. for nearly 926 million pesos. Statements from repentant witnesses and a driver's notes detail multimillion-dollar cash payments to Kirchnerist officials. These funds were directed to higher levels of power, according to the prosecutor's investigation.