Shocking: Begoña Gómez's Indicted Partner Reappears Amid Judicial Investigation

Businessman Juan Carlos Barrabés, the partner of the indicted Begoña Gómez, has reappeared amid the ongoing investigation. The company Barrabes.biz, owned by businessman Juan Carlos Barrabés, has launched a new version of its website with a more modern and detailed design.

The update highlights the various projects the company has worked on in recent years, including those that have been subject to investigations, such as those related to Red.es and the Higher Sports Council (CSD).

Barrabés, who helped establish a master's program linked to Begoña Gómez, is under investigation in a case that also involves the wife of the Prime Minister. In 2021, his firm, along with The Valley Digital School, secured a contract valued at approximately eight million euros. Later, in 2023, it was revealed that Begoña Gómez had signed two letters of recommendation supporting the awarding of said contract.

Additionally, meetings at the Palacio de la Moncloa were revealed, one of them with President Pedro Sánchez, which raised suspicions of possible favoritism. These circumstances have led to the case continuing to be under investigation by the authorities.

Barrabes.biz Defends the Awarding of the Contract and Calls It a "Success"

Despite Juan Carlos Barrabés still being under investigation, his company, Barrabes.biz, has claimed the contract obtained in 2021 as a "success." Additionally, it has detailed on its website how the project was carried out.

According to the company, their proposal allowed for the management of three contracts aimed at different regions of Spain and various audiences, including both young people and adults. "For this project to be a success, teamwork was key. With multidisciplinary profiles that facilitated quarterly planning, communication management, and student recruitment," they explain on the digital platform.

With this update, the company seeks to highlight its achievements and experience in executing educational projects. This, in a context marked by the ongoing investigation into possible irregularities in the awarding process.