Make Yourself Heard Reveals the Keys to Sánchez's Brother

The Legal Battle Against Pedro Sánchez's Government Continues to Add Chapters. EDATV interviewed Javier María Pérez Roldán, lawyer for Hazte Oír, who revealed key revelations about the president's brother.

Hazte Oír, acting as a popular prosecution in several corruption cases involving the Government, has paid special attention to Sánchez's close circle. The most notable case is that of David Sánchez, the president's brother, and his relationship with Luis María Carrero, an official of the Presidency.

According to Pérez Roldán, the judicial investigation has taken a significant turn after the connection between Carrero and David Sánchez became known. A link that dates back years. Carrero's role, a former advisor to Moncloa, has been central in Judge Beatriz Biedma's investigations.

The magistrate, leading the case, has shown particular interest in how Carrero was hired by the Legislature de Badajoz. In her investigation, suspicion has arisen that the position was assigned to satisfy David Sánchez's personal interests.

Through intercepted emails, it has been discovered that Carrero collaborated closely with the president's brother on various projects, including the "Proyecto Ópera Joven," which calls into question the impartiality of his hiring.

The judge's analysis has revealed that Carrero's position might have been created specifically for him. Additionally, for the Legislature, under his direction, he modified several functions according to his preferences.

The case has caused controversy, especially after David Sánchez's resignation. He left his position at the Oficina de Artes Escénicas of the Legislature de Badajoz.

This decision came just after the competition for the production of "Ópera Joven" was declared void, raising serious suspicions about the transparency of the process.

The investigation is ongoing, and the lawyer for Hazte Oír stated that they will remain alert to any developments. This new scandal, involving members of Pedro Sánchez's close circle, could have political repercussions at the national level.

In his statements, Pérez Roldán made it clear that the case remains a focus of attention. Additionally, Judge Beatriz Biedma is expanding the proceedings to clarify possible irregularities in the process. The coming weeks could bring new revelations about the management of the presidential circle.

This scandal highlights the growing pressure on Pedro Sánchez's Government, as society demands more transparency in public management. The implications of this case, if influence peddling is confirmed, could shake Spanish politics.