The judge investigating Becona Gomez responds to Pedro Sanchez’s letter: “There is no order” preventing him from being quoted in the election campaign.

The judge who tried Becona Gomez on charges of business influence peddling and corruption has given the assurance “Spain knows no provision of the ConstitutionNeither the Organic Law of the Judiciary, nor the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Organic Law of the General Electoral Regime, or any other law prevents the summons of Pedro Sánchez’s wife from being heard in a full electoral inquiry. Propaganda.

In a judgment accessible to Europa Press, the President of the Instruction of the Court No. 41 of Madrid responded to the statement of the President of the Government, which he pointed out in a letter to the citizens. There is an “unwritten rule”. The non-disclosure of resolutions that “could affect the normal development of the election campaign” refers to the ruling that Gomez called for next July 5.

“Custom, as a subsidiary source of law, in the sense of expressing popular sentiment expressed by repetition of acts, applies to any part of the legal system, as stated, in the absence of law,” affirms Justice Peinato in this new decision. “Nothing prevented him from continuing the pace of any continuous instruction”.

On the other hand, the magistrate announced that he would take a statement from the hospital where he had been admitted due to ill health – as testimony of businessman Juan Carlos Barabas – that would be used as pre-arranged testimony. Specifically, it asks management and clinical guidance of October 12 to “notify the days and hours of the week between June 17 and 23 in which investigative diligence may be conducted.”

At this time, within the framework of the case on June 16, the CEO of Red.es, David Ciarco, is expected to appear before the judge as witnesses; Alberto Martínez Lacambra, former general director of Red.es; Economist and lawyer for Innova Next SL Luis Antonio Martin Bernardos; Director of Legal Advice at Red.es, Ignacio Espejo Saavedra Hernández; and Luis Prieto Cuerdo, director of the Economy of Red.es, a public agency linked to the Ministry of Digital Transformation.

These testimonies were scheduled for this Thursday, but they were changed because Becona Gomez’s lawyer, Antonio Camacho, was unable to attend because he had to participate in the ‘Nammaria’ trial at the National Court.

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