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Back|El juez pide investigar quién es el autor de la marca con una 'T' grabada en las joyas de Zapatero
El juez pide investigar quién es el autor de la marca con una 'T' grabada en las joyas de Zapatero
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El Mundo·2 hours ago·Law·1 min read·🇪🇸Spain·

El juez pide investigar quién es el autor de la marca con una 'T' grabada en las joyas de Zapatero

El magistrado José Luis Calama solicita a la Udef rastrear el punzón hallado en las piezas mediante Interpol y Europol

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  • El juez José Luis Calama ha ordenado a la Udef investigar el origen de las joyas incautadas a José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
  • Un informe pericial sugiere que las piezas, valoradas en más de un millón de euros, no provienen de marcas de alta joyería.

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Las joyas fueron incautadas durante un registro en el despacho de Zapatero el 19 de mayo en el marco del caso Plus Ultra. El ex presidente afirma que fueron un regalo del rey saudí en 2007.

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El juez de la Audiencia Nacional encargado del caso Plus Ultra, José Luis Calama, ha pedido a la Unidad de Delincuencia Económica y Fiscal (Udef) de la Policía Nacional que investigue quien es el autor del punzón que aparece en las joyas de más valor incautadas al ex presidente del Gobierno José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero durante el registro de su despacho del pasado 19 de mayo.

En una providencia, dictada este martes, el magistrado insta a la Udef a que, si lo considera necesario, solicite la colaboración de Interpol y de Europol.

Las dos peritos de Yanes aportaron en un informe entregado a Calama un hilo del que tirar para poder llegar al origen cierto de las joyas. Se trata de la existencia de "un punzonado muy específico presente en todas las piezas". Además de incluir 18K -indicación de la ley del metal-, "aporta una letra T (de especial diseño)», que aparece dentro de «un rectángulo con los extremos redondeados". Según esta prestigiosa firma, se trata de una "imagen que, con una investigación exhaustiva a nivel internacional, podría conducir al fabricante de origen".

Esa caracterísica también permite afirmar que las joyas de más valor -tres juegos de zafiros, brillantes y esmeraldas- se fabricaron de forma "simultánea" y que el conjunto no procedía "de una marca de alta joyería de reconocido prestigio".

Según la versión dada por el ex secretario general del PSOE de que las joyas son un regalo que le fue entregado en el Palacio de La Moncloa por el rey saudí Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz en el año 2007.

El informe pericial enfrió la posibilidad de que el origen de las joyas residiera en países de Oriente Medio y se inclinaba más bien por los asiáticos. "Estas características inducen a descartar determinados países que son bastante exigentes con la normativa de identificación de alta joyería con sus punzones, contrastes y marcas, como son la Comunidad Económica Europea, Estados Unidos y los países árabes", destacaba la pericia.

Las joyas que Zapatero tenía escondidas en una caja fuerte de su despacho oficial han sido valorado por dos firmas de alta joyería en más de un millón de euros; en el caso de la firma Yanes en 1,023 millones mientras que Ansorena las tasas en 1,3 millones.

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  • La Udef solicitará colaboración a Interpol y Europol para identificar el punzón.

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  • ?¿Quién es el fabricante real de las joyas?
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  • El juez José Luis Calama ha ordenado a la Udef investigar el origen de las joyas incautadas a José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
  • Un informe pericial sugiere que las piezas, valoradas en más de un millón de euros, no provienen de marcas de alta joyería.

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