🔥Declaraciones CLAVE (González Amador pareja Ayuso, MAR, Vallés) en el juicio al FISCAL GARCÍA ORTIZ

⚖️ The trial of the Attorney General of Spain, Álvaro García Ortiz, for the alleged leak of information about Alberto González Amador, Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner, experienced a tense day on Tuesday. González Amador directly accused García Ortiz of having "publicly destroyed" him after the release of an email that, in his words, made him "the confessed criminal of the Kingdom of Spain." 💬 During his testimony before the Supreme Court, González Amador explained that he wanted to reach a plea agreement with the Prosecutor's Office "so as not to harm" the Madrid president. "My advisor told me I could either accept the plea or fight it. I told him I was the president's partner and that I suspected they knew who I was. I didn't want to harm her," he stated, explaining that he accepted the agreement on legal advice and with the idea of ​​resolving it "quickly and quietly." 🕵️‍♂️ For his part, Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, Díaz Ayuso's chief of staff, acknowledged that he felt "obligated" to leak the email about the negotiations with the Prosecutor's Office to the press. He also stated that he deduced the process was halted by "orders from above," which added political tension to the case. 🏛️ In contrast, Francesc Vallés, former Secretary of State for Communication, categorically denied having given instructions to the Prosecutor's Office and described any intervention on his part in the case as "impossible." He asserted that he barely knew the prosecutors involved and rejected any connection to the leak. 🔥 The process, unprecedented in the Spanish justice system, continues to accumulate conflicting statements and testimonies that paint an increasingly complex picture for all parties involved. More information at http://www.mundodeportivo.com/ Follow us on Facebook   / mundodeportivo.com   Follow us on Twitter   / mundodeportivo   Follow us on Twitch   / mundodeportivo   This video was published in the context of the Mundo Deportivo newspaper.