The PP has announced plans to file a corruption lawsuit against PSOE regarding alleged illegal financing in the Koldo case.
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The wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez – Begoña Gómez – has been summoned to testify as a suspect over allegations of influence peddling and corruption linked to public contracts.
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The Senate’s investigation committee into the ‘Koldo case’ has summoned the former President of the Balearic islands – Francina Armengol – to testify on June 7.
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The Chief Prosecutor has urged the head of the “Koldo Case” congressional committee to reconsider summoning Chief Anti-corruption Prosecutor Alejandro Luzón for a hearing.
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Partido Popular has said it will summon former Health Minister Salvador Illa, for a Senate inquiry into the ‘Caso Koldo’ corruption scandal surrounding the purchasing of masks during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The latest opinion polling from CIS has seen a shift in support for PP and PSOE following the Amnesty Law vote and allegations over the ‘Koldo’ case.
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The Senado has unanimously approved plans to initiate an investigation into the ‘Koldo case’, including possible irregular payments in the purchases of medical supplies at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic.
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A Guardia Civil officer stationed in Venezuela has been released on bail in connection to the ongoing investigation into the ‘Koldo case’.
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The European Prosecution Office has launched an investigation into contracts valued at over €16 million signed by the regional health services in the Canary Islands and Balearic Islands for mask supply during the Coronavirus pandemic’s early stages.
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PSOE has suspended former minister José Luis Ábalos from its ranks, following his decision to retain his parliamentary seat and switch to the mixed group in Congress.
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Former Minister of Development – Jose Luis Abalos – has defied calls for him to resign as a member of the Spanish Parliament following allegations surrounding an illegal commissions scandal known as the ‘Caso Koldo’.
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A Partido Popular member of the Senate has resigned from his post after being summoned by a judge in an anti-corruption case.
In a further scandal to affect the conservative party in Spain, senator David Erguido has been summoned to appear before a judge investigating Operación Púnica on the 23rd October.
Mr Erguido voluntarily stood down from his position, and denies any wrongdoing in the case.
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