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The Former President of Adif Decides to Collaborate with Justice and Points Out the PSOE: "They Asked Me to Place Like-Minded People"

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The former president of Adif Isabel Pardo de Vera, accused by the National Court in the Ábalos case, is willing to collaborate with justice and takes aim at the PSOE. In an interview with El Mundo, published in the midst of the general election campaign, the also former secretary of state for transport states that the former minister José Luis Ábalos and other Spanish government officials had proposed "like-minded people" to her to "place in pos…

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The former president of Adif Isabel Pardo de Vera, accused by the National Court in the Ábalos case, is willing to collaborate with justice and takes aim at the PSOE. In an interview with El Mundo, published in the midst of the general election campaign, the also former secretary of state for transport states that the former minister José Luis Ábalos and other Spanish government officials had proposed "like-minded people" to her to "place in pos…

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In her testimony as a witness before the Supreme Court last April, Adif's former president admitted that she sent Ineco Jésica's resume...

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The former president of Adif investigated for the hiring of Jésica Rodríguez García in Ineco asks that it be "deep" in the people who conducted the job interviews to the lover of former minister José Luis Ábalos, who signed as administrative assistant for the intercession of Koldo García. In an interview granted to ABC, she directs the head of Human Resources of the public engineering company, Jorge San José, responsible for the key meeting held…

·Madrid, Spain
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The journalist maintains that Adif's ex-responsible is willing to testify before the Public Prosecutor's Office and points to the possible involvement of other people in the plot.

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abc broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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