The Judge's Decision That Makes Sánchez's Brother's Hair Stand on End

David Sánchez is back in the media spotlight following the new UCO report that contains replys for the judge of the case, Beatriz Biedma. In the new document that the investigators have forwarded to the judge, there may be the key to indicting the Moncloa worker who helped Sánchez's brother.

The indictment of the Moncloa advisor closes in on the brother of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez. Luis Carrero was assigned to the Presidency of the Government while also collaborating with David Sánchez on the Ópera Joven program.

The judge of the case has been clear about the case of the Moncloa advisor who helped Sánchez's brother:

The necessity of his statement and in what procedural capacity he should do so will be determined once the administrative files have been received and evaluated. All those related to the creation of his positions and his hiring.

About the UCO Report That Corners Carrero

A shocking revelation about Sánchez's brother. In the latest report from the Central Operational Unit, David Sánchez's assistant, Luis María Carrero, is an official assigned to the Presidency of the Government. The judge in charge of investigating the alleged corruption case, Beatriz Biedma, had shown special interest in this figure so close to the musician.

Let's remember that Biedma had requested the UCO to investigate how Carrero was hired by the Legislature de Badajoz. According to the magistrate, the former Moncloa advisor maintained a close relationship with the Prime Minister's brother before joining the provincial body to assist the musician.

Going into more detail, the decision was based on the suspicions she has regarding the position that the Legislature supposedly granted him. This, "to satisfy Sánchez's personal preferences."

In the judge's statement, she asserts that "in the corporate emails intercepted from Mr. Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, it can be seen that Luis Carrero has collaborated with him on professional matters long before the latter joined the Legislature." There, as she explains, "there is even reference to the Ópera Joven Project, also deriving from them a very close personal relationship between the two."

The judge doubted the prominent position acquired by the socialist's brother, as she made known. In a statement, she assured that "his functions would have been modified according to his requests." Also that "people of his trust would have been hired to assist him in their performance."

This is an investigation into a prominent position in the Legislature de Badajoz, from which he announced his resignation. He assured, through a letter, that it is a "unilateral" decision.