US EditionThe Psoe Explains to the Supreme that the Salary of Its Deputies Is Paid by the Socialist Group and One Part Goes to Ferraz
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The Socialists issue a statement in response to the judge's last order, explaining how they channel voluntary contributions and contributions. More information: The judge asks the PSOE for a "detailed report" of Ábalos' donations, which would amount to €44,700
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The Socialists argue that these contributions are "perfectly declared" before the Public Finance and monitored by the Court of Auditors
The PSOE has pointed out that there are two different ways of income for the donations received by the party, one made directly by the deputy and the other through the Parliamentary Group, following the Supreme Court's request that it have detected apparent differences in the amounts contributed to the party by the former Secretary of Organization José Luis Ábalos. On Thursday, the Supreme had asked the Congress of Deputies and the PSOE to infor…
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