Police found handwritten agendas belonging to businessman Julio Martínez, a friend of former Spanish President Zapatero, detailing potential involvement in Venezuelan politics, including prisoner releases, strategic decisions, and business dealings related to oil and gold.
Police found handwritten agendas belonging to businessman Julio Martínez, a friend of former Spanish President Zapatero, detailing high-level agreements and decisions related to Venezuelan politics, including prisoner releases, intelligence operations, and opposition matters.
La UDEF investiga al expresidente Zapatero y sus hijas como "principales beneficiarios" de una trama de tráfico de influencias para el rescate de Plus Ultra. Se les atribuye el cobro de 4 millones de euros en "mordidas" y la "supervisión estratégica" de la red.
Un informe policial de la UDEF revela que directivos de Plus Ultra buscaron la intervención de Delcy Rodríguez y José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero para conseguir un rescate de 53 millones de euros en 2020. Se investiga una presunta red de tráfico de influencias.
Plus Ultra directors sought political intervention for a €53 million bailout in March 2020, including contacting Venezuela's Delcy Rodríguez, who was asked to call Spanish minister Ábalos or someone connected to Zapatero. A police report details these communications, suggesting a potential influence peddling network.
