UPDATE: “Sanchez should not be worried about the elections, but about jail, because he is going to go to jail”
Global Update:
The following report highlights an important international development currently attracting worldwide attention.
The keys Generated with AI Víctor de Aldama, a businessman involved in the masks case, assures that Pedro Sánchez should worry about going to jail after the Supreme Court ruling. The Supreme Court has sentenced José Luis Ábalos to 24 years in prison, Koldo García to 19 years and Aldama to four and a half years, although the latter will not go to prison for collaborating with Justice. Aldama affirms that Pedro Sánchez and José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero are involved and encourages others involved to collaborate with Justice to clarify more facts. Aldama maintains that Ábalos was coerced by Zapatero under orders from Sánchez and suggests that more details about Plus Ultra and other cases may yet be revealed. The businessman Víctor de Aldama has assured, in an interview in Horizonte, that “Sanchez should not be worried about calling elections, but about going to jail, because he is going to go to jail.” This is how forceful Aldama has been when asked by presenter Iker Jiménez, hours after the sentence of the so-called mask case was known. The Supreme Court has sentenced former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos to 24 years in prison; 19 years for his right-hand man and former advisor, Koldo García Izaguirre, and four and a half years for Víctor de Aldama himself. Aldama, for his part, will not go to prison as he has collaborated with Justice and will carry out a year of community work. Continuing along this line, the former president of Zamora CF has said that the leader of the Executive, Pedro Sánchez, “said that I had invented everything. He is number 1. Not only do I say it, but also the UCO.” “At the Teatro La Latina he told me: ‘Thank you for everything, I am informed about everything’,” added the businessman in Horizonte. “The president is number 1.” “We have collaborated from minute 1. There are still many things to talk about,” said Aldama, in a previous interview granted to Informativos Telecinco, in reference to his reduced sentence in the mask case, for which the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office requested seven years in prison. He has also encouraged Julio Martínez Martínez, alias Julito, the front man of the former president of the Government José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, to collaborate with Justice; and Leire Díez, the PSOE plumber and key player in the sewage case. “Ábalos was coerced by Zapatero on the orders of Sánchez,” Aldama has stressed. Likewise, Aldama has considered, in reference to the former Minister of Transport, that “Ábalos has a very high sentence, but he still has the possibility of speaking and saying things about Plus Ultra and Zapatero.” To questions from Carlos Franganillo, again, he has indicated that “the president of the Government is the No. 1 in everything”, in reference to Pedro Sánchez. “Mr. Rodríguez Zapatero, if Justice works, will go to jail, and Pedro Sánchez will follow him,” he added during his interview.
Global Impact:
Experts suggest the long-term impact of these developments may become clearer as more information emerges.
Additional reactions from governments and international institutions are expected as the situation evolves.
Readers are encouraged to monitor future developments as the situation evolves.
Source: This article was originally published by El Español – Home and adapted for our international English-speaking audience.
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