US Edition'Chistorras', 'Soles' and 'Beans': that's What the Koldo Plot Called the Cash Notes They Handled.
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The Civil Guard notes that the former advisor of the Minister of Transport, his wife, and the former socialist leader himself used different terms to conceal the existence of cash bills
"Chistorras", "solas", "letchugas" and "folios": thus spoke Ábalos, Koldo and his ex-wife of the money of the alleged plot
The UCO details in its report sent to the Supreme Court that Koldo García and his then wife, Patricia Uriz, used in their conversations an "agreed language to refer to high-value bills", calling the 500 euro notes "screws", the 200 euro notes "sols" and the 100 euro "letches"."Good morning, honey. I have met Luis who now go up to the gossip. I dress and go", can be read in one of those messages sent through WhatsApp."The mere existence of these …
The UCO bases the criminal dynamics of the group by the precautions to hide the incessant movement of money with clandestine nomenclatures in the messages between Koldo, his wife and Abalos Read
Diario de Jerez
When we learned about the gossip, the suns and lettuces of the good Koldo and his cronies Ábalos (will our courageous Spanish cinema dare to film a film about these two subjects?), the most memorious remember those points written by hand by a certain Bárcenas in which we also spoke about gossip, suns and lettuces. Ten years ago, everyone was talking about the stealthy accountant Bárcenas – “Luis, be strong” – but it is possible that today we wou…
The new UCO reports reveal cash and key payments such as 'letches' or 'scoffs' to hide envelopes of money.
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