US EditionFrom the ‘Koldo Case’ of Masks to the ‘Cardan Case’ of Fencing Works: the Keys to the Plot that Shakes the PSOE
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Since his arrest in February 2024, Koldo García has sent half a dozen messages to the PSOE's address asking for an interlocutor "so as not to harm more than 250...
On February 16, 2024, just four days before Koldo García's arrest, the Civil Guard kept an eye on him in secret. The agents, who were then investigating an alleged plot of masquerading contracts in the pandemic in exchange for bribes at the Ministry of Transport, had his mobile phone tapped. And intercepted the following conversation:
Have we not learned anything? After decades of corruption scandals linked to government contracts, from the Gürtel to Cerdán, have we not been able to close the holes in our public money management model through which corrupt people sneak?The UCO's latest report, stripping the audios recorded by the ex-advisor of the Ministry of Development Koldo García, seems to indicate that, in fact, the system remains very vulnerable.Public works are those c…
What happens when the scandal that had to sink your opponent begins to smell at its own trap?The Koldo case, which started as a bomb against the PSOE, now threatens to explode at the PP headquarters For weeks, the Koldo case smelled of socialist gunpowder.The image of Ábalos falling netless, with the ... Read more The entry What if the Koldo case was a PP montage to destroy the PSOE from within? appears first in elgoldigital.
The Archbishop of Oviedo, Monsignor Jesús Sanz Montes, denounced this Sunday that "the whole series of corruptions" that have been uncovered, in recent months, in the bosom of the PSOE, in the wake of the 'Koldo case', "are not isolated anecdotes, but systemic faults, which unfortunately obscure and betray the noble dedication of those concerned with politics and governance."Palabras during his homily at the Mass officiate, this Sunday, in the C…
"I am tired of people treating me like the one who is scary; I also do things well and with a head." Koldo García's phrase pointed out as a note on his own mobile phone as a reminder of who he really is does not seem just a phrase of personal reaffirmation, of self-effort. The truth is that the reading of the transcripts of the innumerable conversations that José Luis Ábalos' former advisor had and recorded with politicians, entrepreneurs and ad…
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