US EditionNone of the Three Ministers Who Slandered Captain Bonilla Rectifies After the Bulus of the "Lap Bomb" Fell Apart.
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Dieter comments along with Pepe Ga Domínguez, Alejandro Vara and Mario Noya on the government's performance despite disassembly of the 'bomba lapa'.
José María Garrido, director of El Plural, has defended his newspaper's coverage of Civil Guard Captain Juan Vicente Bonilla, hired by the Madrid regional government, following the controversy generated by information linking the officer to alleged conversations about a "sticky bomb" related to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. The news, which sparked a political storm and was amplified by three ministers, was denied when the full messages were publ…
Last week, several media outlets published messages from Whatsapp between the former UCO agent, Juan Vicente Bonilla, and one of his confidants. Some of these media misinterpreted that Bonilla wanted to put a “lap bomb” against Pedro Sánchez and, although the information was denied, the ministers who echoed have not yet rectified. Who is Bonilla. As we count in Newtral.es, is a former captain of the Central Operating Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guar…
Three ministers of the government of Pedro Sánchez have not rectified after echoing false information about Juan Vicente Bonilla, former UCO captain and current security manager of the Madrileno Health Service. Specifically, Pilar Alegría, María Jesús Montero and Óscar López, who asked Isabel Díaz Ayuso to cease Bonilla because of WhatsApp messages in which the excharge of the Civil Guard supposedly fantasized about putting a lap bomb on Pedro S…
On Thursday, May 29, various media outlets related to the Government began publishing information about the captain of the Guardia Civil Juan Vicente Bonilla, who had held positions of responsibility in the Central Operational Unit (UCO) at the beginning of the investigation of the so-called ‘Koldo case’. In all cases, these were excerpts of supposed messages exchanged with one of his confidants in 2021. Already that day, the journalists of THE …
The PSOE suspects that the government of Ayuso obtained, through Bonilla, internal information from the UCO to arm the denunciation that uncovered the 'Koldo case'. More information: The government adds with the lie of the "bomb against Sánchez" to the plan of Leire Díez to achieve the nullity of the corruption cases
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