JORDI SEVILLA: "Con las JOYAS, él (ZAPATERO) o alguien de su equipo cometió un ERROR" | A CONTRALUZ

Jordi Sevilla, former Minister of Public Administration, breaks his silence in this episode of 'A Contraluz'. With the authority that comes from having worked closely with Felipe González, Joaquín Almunia, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, and Pedro Sánchez, Sevilla offers an unflinching and uncompromising analysis of the current political direction in Spain. In a conversation packed with headlines, the former minister directly addresses the most contentious issues of the day: from the worrying "Moncloa syndrome" that clouds the presidents' self-criticism, to the loss of true social democracy in favor of entrenched populism. Furthermore, Jordi Sevilla doesn't shy away from corruption controversies and sharply analyzes Zapatero's change of attitude, the controversial management of his inner circle, and the mystery of the jewels, going so far as to assert that the line of influence peddling was crossed. A desperate plea from a committed Democrat who is outraged to see how the lack of agreements between the major parties is putting the country's institutions at risk.