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Sánchez Denies Any Link with Those Detained by the UCO in the Koldo Case: "Those People Have Nothing to Do with Me"

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This is what Sanchez said at a press conference at the Ibero-American Summit, where he defended the fact that former minister Oscar Puente assumed "political responsibility" after Urda's accident when he resigned.

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This is what Sanchez said at a press conference at the Ibero-American Summit, where he defended the fact that former minister Oscar Puente assumed "political responsibility" after Urda's accident when he resigned.

·Madrid, Spain
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The President of the Government spoke about the latest developments in the Koldo case during his appearance at the XXX Ibero-American Summit in Seville, where he defended the actions of the PSOE and asked the Popular Party for explanations.

·Madrid, Spain
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Among those arrested is the businessman who drove Sánchez's car during the 2017 socialist primaries.

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The president has also tried to diminish the importance of the judicial investigation by saying that "it is nothing new".

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The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has completely disassociated himself from the recent arrests by the Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard for the 'Koldo case' and claims that none of the people involved has "nothing to do" with him.

·Madrid, Spain
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The president dispatches his former prisoner as he did with Koldo, whose relationship he called "anecdotal", and with Leire, of whose "andanzas" he said he did not know anything. More information: Who is Cristian Corvillo, the one involved in the plot of Ábalos who photographed Sánchez eating paella in campaign

·Spain
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OKDIARIO broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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