US EditionThe Supreme Calls on the National High Court to Investigate the Psoe's Cash Payments to Ábalos and Koldo García
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Although the PP welcomed the Supreme's decision to urge the National High Court to investigate the PSOE envelopes with cash payments to José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García, the biggest problem for Alberto Núñez Feijóo remains in Valencia.
The People's Party once again shouts the cry in the sky in the light of the latest information that has come to light about the accounts of the Socialist Party and the liquidations to its public offices. All this after the magistrate of the Supreme Court Leopoldo Puente has issued on Friday a new order in which he claims to see indications that the cash payments of the PSOE could lead to the laundering of funds of illicit activity and has forwar…
The spokesman in Congress attributes the Supreme Judge's movement to a "judicial coincidence": "Every time the PP does not do well, they bring out some news about the PSOE"The Supreme Judge raises the hypothesis that Ábalos and Koldo would use the expenses of the PSOE to "soften" commissions The PSOE spokesman in Congress, Patxi López, has assured that he is "quiet" before the Supreme Court judge's hypothesis that José Luis Ábalos and Koldo Garc…
The National High Court will examine whether the PSOE’s cash payments to José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García are being investigated. Justice Leopoldo Puente has agreed this Friday to send the report of the Civil Guard on the Ábalos heritage and the information provided by the PSOE to the High Court to the Central Court of Investigation 2—where part of the Koldo case is investigated—to decide whether there is sufficient evidence to open an investig…
The unknowns about these payments "must be cleared to the extent that they could denote the possible existence of irregular, and even potentially criminal, conduct or activities" Read
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