The exCEO of Plus Ultra Brings the Third Incriminating Statement Against Zapatero: He Says He Was Paid to Influence SEPI
28 Articles
28 Articles
Former CEO of Plus Ultra Roberto Roselli said Monday before the judge that "the Zapatero Group" received a 1% commission for interceding for the concession of the...
It highlights that they included in the documentation given to SEPI for public aid the bridge credits that they would return but did not report that the money would go to tax havens Roberto Roselli, who was CEO of the airline Plus Ultra, has declared this Tuesday before the judge of the National High Court José Luis Calama. And the script of the approximately three hours of appearance has followed through the channel that limited yesterday Monda…
Former government president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has again placed himself at the center of the judicial investigation into the public rescue of Plus Ultra. Former airline CEO Roberto Roselli said this Tuesday at the National High Court that the top of the company knew that the final destination ... Continue reading "The former CEO of Plus Ultra also confirms that they were paying Zapatero to get the rescue"
Roberto Roselli states that the intention to pay 1% of the ransom to the "Zapatero group" was for the former president to influence SEPI, although he does not know the concrete steps that were taken.
The Plus Ultra dome points to José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for the rescue granted by the Government of Pedro Sánchez and for the collection of 1% of public aid
Julio Martínez Sola and Roberto Roselli place Julio Martínez Martínez as interlocutor of the former president's environment and link the commission of about 530,000 euros to the rescue of 53 million SEPI
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
