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The Government Affirms that It Continues to Believe in the Innocence of Former President Zapatero

Spokesperson Elma Saiz defends that the loan to Plus Ultra was "fully in line with legality" and avoids valuing the statements that involve the former president in the investigation Jaque kills Zapatero

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Former government president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero will give his first interview after being charged this Thursday, in the TVE program Mañaneros 360, presented by Javier Ruiz, nicknamed Javierito by former commissioner José Villarejo, according to the chain itself. Zapatero is charged for six crimes: money laundering, criminal organization, ... Continue reading "Zapatero offers his first interview since his imputation in the program of ‘Ja…

·Madrid, Spain
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Saiz avoids clarifying whether Moncloa maintains confidence in Zapatero and avoids explaining why Plus Ultra knew two weeks before she would be rescued.More information: Julio Martínez states that Zapatero introduced Delcy: she told him who to talk to for business.

·Spain
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For Sanchez to give the order to his government to defend José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero with everything we already know, there can only be one reason.

·Madrid, Spain
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Spokesperson Elma Saiz defends that the loan to Plus Ultra was "fully in line with legality" and avoids valuing the statements that involve the former president in the investigation Jaque kills Zapatero

Lean Right

Looks like we're gonna have to get to the idea that a president of the government will end up convicted of corruption, that he'll even end up sleeping in jail, stripped of all his...

·Madrid, Spain
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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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