Traidor en la Guardia Civil: El General que vendió el sumario de Moncloa

The summary of the Leire Díez case reveals that the top brass of the Civil Guard received orders to halt the UCO's investigations into Pedro Sánchez's inner circle. The Deputy Director of Operations, Manuel Llamas, instructed the then-head of the UCO to "stand back" in cases with political implications. The Chief of Staff requested the organizational chart of the agents investigating the president. Three internal disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Colonel Yuste. And Director Mercedes González admits to three meetings with Leire Díez after Marlaska publicly denied them. In this episode, we analyze the details of the summary that have not appeared together in any news report: the exact dates of each instance of internal pressure, the content of the verbal orders, and the detail that changes everything—the press release admitting to the meetings was not written by the Civil Guard, but by the Prime Minister's office. The UCO continues its work. Judge Santiago Pedraz has the summary. And the rank and file of the force have just discovered that someone with rank was playing for the other team. Was the general acting on his own initiative, or was he Moncloa's firewall?