Acciona has admitted before the judge of the National Court who is instructing the 'Koldo case' that it paid 1.9 million euros to Servinabar, the company related to the former Secretary of Organization of the PSOE Santos Cerdán, through the Temporary Union of Companies (UTE) that both formed to execute a public work in La Rioja.
According to a document sent to the magistrate and accessed by Europa Press, the legal representation of Acciona confirms that Servinabar issued invoices for that amount to the UTE Variante de Logroño, created specifically for the construction of the A-68 Highway in the Arrúbal-Navarrete section.
This is one of the contracts under suspicion within the investigation directed by Judge Ismael Moreno regarding alleged irregularities in public work awards during the time when José Luis Ábalos was at the head of the Ministry of Transport, a case in which Cerdán, the former minister, and the former advisor Koldo García, among others, are listed as accused.
In response to a request from the instructor, Acciona, also indicated as investigated in the procedure, delivers "all the invoices issued" to the UTE, in addition to delivery notes and work reports of the personnel from Servinabar, a company managed by Cerdán's partner, Antxon Alonso.
The company also attaches presence control records, details of hours worked and vehicles used by Servinabar workers on the project, along with monthly statements of days and hours of valued personnel and emails sent by the senior technician designated by the company for the development of the project.