The Popular Party has intensified its criticisms of the "corruption of the PSOE" after the summons of former judge Luis Sáenz de Tejada as an investigated person became known, whom the Civil Guard links to the alleged plot of the 'Leire Díez case'. According to the calculations of the 'populars', with this new accused "his number of indicted" would already reach 130.
"Sánchez reaches a new milestone before the elections: his indicted 130," sources from the PP have ironized, holding the president of the Government responsible for trying to hide with data and balances "his disastrous management." "No made-up data camouflages all the corruption," they have asserted from the party.
The 'populars' emphasize that the "indicted 130 of Sánchez," former magistrate Sáenz de Tejada, is being investigated for alleged crimes of criminal organization, defamation, coercion, and against moral integrity, having supposedly contacted a clan linked to drug trafficking to "eliminate" the judge who was handling the 'David Sánchez case'.
"And in this record of crimes Sánchez achieves another milestone: of the 129 previous indicted, none held the last three mentioned," the same sources have added, emphasizing that, in their opinion, "the only thing that is going like a rocket is the corruption of the PSOE."