US EditionThe UCO Report Delivered to the Supreme Includes Recordings that Involve Cerdán in Collecting Bites From the Koldo Case
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A conversation intervened by the Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard to former advisor Koldo García in which former minister José Luis Ábalos and the Secretary of Organization of the PSOE, Santos Cerdán, participate, reveals that the three spoke about the debt that several public works companies had supposedly contracted with them.According to several media reports, in the recorded conversation and which is transcribed in a report …
The former advisor of Ábalos secretly recorded his conversations with the former minister and number three of the PSOE talking about companies that allegedly owed them money for rigged awards.
The Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard delivered on June 5 to the magistrate of the Leopoldo Puente Supreme Court a report that includes an audio recorded by the former ministerial adviser Koldo García in which the secretary of PSOE Organization, Santos Cerdán, talks with him and with the former minister José Luis Ábalos about monetary amounts owed to them by companies for certain awards.
The former adviser to José Luis Ábalos, Koldo García, has so far been the man who assumed to burden the Supreme Court with the weight of the allegedly illegal activities...
The PSOE Secretary of Organization appears in conversations that Koldo García secretly recorded for years and that UCO agents have found among the enormous material seized from the former advisor of Ábalos
Almost at the same time that we knew the Supreme Judge's order offering Santos Cerdán to go voluntarily to testify on June 25, in the monitors that we have in the newsroom with all the signals a huge ball of black smoke entered: it was the one that had left the plane that had crashed minutes earlier in India. And it all seemed like a kind of metaphor for what we were living.The UCO report collects transcripts of Santos Cerdán's audios that, for …
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