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Caballero called for Cospedal to be prosecuted over the new Kitchen case audio recordings
The deputy head of the Castilla-La Mancha government referred to a police report sent to the National Court. He said the newly disclosed conversations worsen the situation of the former PP leader.
José Manuel Caballero said he hopes Justice moves against María Dolores de Cospedal based on new conversations added to the Kitchen case, according to ABC España. The outlet said a report by the National Police sent to the National Court detected new exchanges between the former PP secretary general and former commissioner José Manuel Villarejo, which could again jeopardize her legal position.
According to ABC España, Caballero made those remarks during a news conference in which he appeared alongside Pablo Bellido to present activities organized by the Government of Castilla-La Mancha and the regional parliament to mark the 50th anniversary of Spain’s political transition.
The second vice president of Castilla-La Mancha considered the content of those audio recordings especially serious and linked it to recordings already known between Cospedal and Villarejo. He also underscored his confidence in the courts and said he expects the former regional president to have to answer before Justice.
According to ABC España, Caballero also said that the actions now coming to light allegedly point to a maneuver to alter evidence regarding alleged crimes committed by the Popular Party and its treasurer.
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