US EditionThe Trial of Ábalos Goes Into the Contracts of the Masks
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José Luis Ábalos, Koldo García and Victor de Aldama, the witnesses' statements and the latest news, continue live on the third day of the Supreme Court trial.
On Monday, the Supreme Court resumed the trial of José Luis Ábalos, Koldo García and Víctor de Aldama with a new round of testimonies in which the focus will pass from the plugs to women linked to the former minister of Transport who caught the attention the first days of the trial to the alleged irregularities in the contracts of purchase of masks. It was those awards that uncovered the investigation that led to the Koldo case, which two years …
The so-called masquerade trial goes into its second week where, this time, we will talk, and much, about the purchase of sanitary material in pandemic carried out by...
The Supreme Court (TS) closes on Wednesday the second week of the trial for alleged corruption in contracts of masks against the former minister of Transport José Luis Ábalos, his advisor Koldo García and the commissioner Victor de Aldama, with a day in which is cited the former president of Adif Isabel Pardo de Vera.
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deia.eusClaudio Rivas, owner of Villafuel —the company at the epicenter of the alleged hydrocarbon scheme being investigated in the National Court—, has refused to answer, due to his status as a person under investigation in that case, the parties in the Supreme Court trial on alleged irregularities in the purchase of masks during the pandemic.
Javier Serrano, one of the “four Musketeers” of Victor de Aldama, has also refused to testify this Monday in the trial of the masks. Nor has the businessman ratified the statement he made before the Supreme Court on 2 April last year. Faced with the complaints of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office and the popular accusations, the magistrates have withdrawn to deliberate for a few minutes. They have decided that the hearing of Serrano’s stat…
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