The judge states in his order that Koldo García revealed contacts with Miguel Tellado and a certain “Alberto” | Present

The order of Judge Ismael Moreno, which places Ábalos as an “intermediary” in a claim from the Balearic Islands about defective masks, also includes an alleged meeting of Koldo García in Génova, the PP headquarters in Madrid, with party leaders. In a conversation that appears in that car, Ábalos’ former advisor speaks to Juan Carlos Cueto, the alleged mastermind of the plot of a meeting with Miguel Tellado, popular parliamentary spokesman, and a certain “Alberto”, whom they do not identify.

Given this point in the order, the PSOE has asked the PP to clear up the implications of its parliamentary spokesperson and to say who “Alberto” is. The PSOE spokesperson in Congress, Patxi López, assured that “names appear that were pointing the finger at us yesterday,” referring to Tellado. He asks the PSOE for explanations from the PP as to why the Balearic government let a claim that was promoted by the Executive then chaired by the socialist and now president of Congress, Francina Armengol, “lapse.” For his part, the Secretary of Organization of the PSOE, Santos Cerdán, also targeted the Popular Party but, this time, its president, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, commenting that they wonder “who is this Alberto” who appears in the judicial order. “It is clear that Miguel Tellado is also there in a meeting with Koldo and to see who that Alberto is,” Cerdán stated. “Let’s not make a point of everything either,” asked the PSOE spokesperson in Congress, because there is “information that is delirious” that seeks to “make a mess for the sake of making a mess and point the finger in such a malicious way as some do, that it would be better if they put their finger on it.” in the eye”.

The Secretary of Organization of the PSOE, Santos Cerdán, awaits clarifications on the recordings of the former advisor to former Minister José Luis Ábalos, Koldo García, and the businessman Juan Carlos Cueto, in which “Alberto” and “Miguel Tellado” are cited. , parliamentary spokesperson for the PP.

“Let’s see who this Alberto is,” Cerdán said in statements to journalists in Congress, after learning that García informed Cueto that “he had arranged to meet Miguel Tellado and Alberto” to presumably discuss a claim from the Balearic Government to the network company.

Given this information, the PP spokesperson in Congress, Miguel Tellado, has flatly denied that he had had any conversation or meeting with the advisor of the former Minister of Transport Koldo García, involved in the collection of mask commissions at the worst moment of the pandemic. . Tellado has been forceful in the halls of Congress: “I have never met with any member of the plot,” he said.

The leader of the PP also wanted to settle any type of doubt. Alberto Núñez Feijóo has flatly denied that there were contacts between his spokesperson in Congress, Miguel Tellado, and members of the Koldo case plot. “Evidently not,” Feijóo said when asked about these alleged contacts upon his arrival at the Senate.