Before the court, José Luis Ábalos did not defend himself against the attack. The former Minister of Transport and Secretary of Organization of the PSOE appeared this Thursday in the Supreme Court and, despite the predictions of certain political and media circles, did not point out any member of the Government or the party that expelled him from its ranks last February. , when what appears to be the most significant case of corruption of Pedro Sánchez’s mandate broke out. Ábalos focused on his defense and tried to return the case to its origin: suspicions about his right-hand man, Koldo García.
For three hours, the now deputy of the Mixed Group limited himself to denying his involvement in the plot that supposedly profited from rigged contracts and denying that he had benefited from commissions or perks. When it came to assigning blame, he pointed to whoever was his advisor and tried to disassociate himself from Víctor de Aldama, whom the Civil Guard defines as the “corrupting nexus” of the plot that nested in his Ministry without, according to his testimony, him was aware of nothing.
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