Los próximos en caer: ¿Torres, Armengol y Begoña Gómez?

The first trial against the PSOE corruption network has concluded and is now awaiting judgment, but the legal landscape opening up for Pedro Sánchez's government is bleak. On the program "Socialismo SL," Sandra León reviewed the beginning of what appears to be a long-running series with multiple pending legal proceedings, from the hydrocarbons case to the party's illegal financing, including investigations directly affecting the Prime Minister's inner circle. Although the main trial has ended, Víctor de Aldama's lawyer, José Antonio Choclán, has issued a warning that has set off alarm bells at the Moncloa Palace. According to the lawyer, the fate of new figures in this corruption scheme will soon be revealed, directly pointing to Ángel Víctor Torres and Francina Armengol as the next names that could find themselves embroiled in serious legal proceedings. The case of the current Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Ángel Víctor Torres, is particularly compromising due to the avalanche of evidence demonstrating the pressure he exerted to contract and pay the company Soluciones de Gestión. Audio recordings have been recovered in which the then-president of the Canary Islands advocated for applying an "exceptional measure" to pay invoices totaling 12 million euros for masks that did not even meet the necessary quality standards. In these recordings, Torres informed Koldo García that he was overseeing the validation of the invoices, despite internal resistance from civil servants who warned that the appropriate checks were not being carried out. The minister even admitted in his messages that, after the payment to the network, he could finally "sleep soundly," which demonstrates the level of involvement and knowledge he had regarding these irregular operations. #socialismosl #pedrosanchez #sandraleon