Las mentiras del maligno Luis Valls Taberner, ladrón de Rumasa

This video, featuring various news reports from the businessman's past, shows the ordeal inflicted upon José María Ruiz-Mateos by political and financial criminals. His dignity, demonstrated in his statements and his defense of his legitimate interests, has been borne out over time. These videos reveal how they tried to silence him in the media while low-level thieves in politics, banking, and other sectors ruthlessly profited from the plunder. The cynicism and malignant hypocrisy of this dark and emblematic figure of malevolence did not go unnoticed before he became one of the main protagonists in the criminal expropriation of Rumasa. As a prelude to the looting, this criminal, the former president of Banco Popular, set the trap by exploiting the trust Mr. Ruiz-Mateos placed in him, such as the 1 billion pesetas he gave him through Navalón. The son of Satan claimed it was all a joke, despite the existence of personal letters from the despicable individual asking Mr. Ruiz-Mateos not to overwhelm him and promising to explain where those billion pesetas went. Mr. José María's fortune was divided among the major banks of the time, with Banco Popular being the biggest beneficiary of the plunder. Twenty-three banks fell into the hands of white-collar criminals presiding over the main institutions. Meanwhile, the madman who created the Felipe González era gifted Galerías Preciados to the Cisneros family for one billion pesetas, only to resell it shortly thereafter for thirty billion pesetas to the Mountleigh Group. Repugnant outlaws in Spain who still live comfortably thirty years later after the brutal coup, a disgrace to Spain. In a confrontation with Valls Taberner and Navalón, these madmen lied, claiming that the transfer never took place. The cynical Valls Taberner told the media that José María was a character in a play where he was the sole protagonist. Personal letters—a collection of letters, in fact—exist that prove this Valls Taberner lied about the massive swindle in which many others participated, lured by the succulent feast of greed offered by the diabolical banker. May he rot in his grave twice over.