The investigation into the Sánchez woman is no longer secret

The judicial investigation into the professional actions of Pedro Sánchez’s wife is no longer secret. That is, the public will have almost automatic access to the actions that are carried out, once they are notified to the parties.

Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, who is investigating Begoña Gómez for alleged crimes of influence peddling and corruption in the private sector, has decided to lift the secrecy of the case after the leak of the report from the Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard .

“Having changed the circumstances that made it advisable to declare these actions secret, since the report provided by the UCO in the case has been published in the press, about which it was necessary to maintain secrecy, it is necessary to annul said measure because at this time “Knowledge of the actions of the parties will not harm the ongoing investigation,” it is argued in the order to which The Objective has had access.

As published Preferentialthe head of the Court of Instruction No. 41 of Madrid decided to continue with the investigation of Begoña Gómez despite the pressure received as a result of the leak by El País of the Civil Guard report, in which it was noted that They had found signs of crime in the actions of Begoña Gómez.

What’s more, after its leak he called six more people to testify as witnesses, including Juan Carlos Barrabés, Begoña’s master’s classmate who was awarded aid from the public entity Red.es after having received a letter of recommendation from his wife. of the president of the Government.

At the same time, he requested the help of the General Intervention of the State Administration (IGAE) to examine whether any irregularity was committed in the state rescue of 475 million euros granted to Air Europa, which was approved months after Begoña Gómez maintained at least two private meetings with the then CEO of Air Europa’s parent company (Globalia), Javier Hidalgo.

As reported REPORTUR.mx, the Central Operational Unit of the Civil Guard (UCO) will continue with the investigation against Sánchez’s wife, Begoña Gómez. This is confirmed by some sources to The Objective, pointing out that “indications” of alleged influence peddling in the private sector have been found, for example, during the negotiation for the rescue of Air Europa. (Air Europa: the Civil Guard sees signs of crime in Sánchez’s wife)