Social Media Erupts Over Alleged Seafood Restaurant Expenses Paid by Ccoo

This is about an alleged leak carried out by a group of hackers linked to Russia. The supposed cyberattack was made on the Comisiones Obreras server, and what was found has become the talk of the town.

This is confirmed by The Objective. Supposedly, there is a list consulted by the mentioned media that allegedly involves 28 restaurants offering a wide variety for all tastes.

They supposedly include steakhouses, Basque cider houses, Galician places specializing in fish and seafood, and even a prestigious restaurant with two Michelin stars, considered one of the best in the world. Some of them include notes like "special price for CCOO." This is confirmed by the newspaper.

This information has caused a series of comments on social media. "With the money that the self-employed pay" or "to no one's surprise," some wrote. This is news that has caused outrage among social media users.

The list, which is already circulating in forums specialized in cybersecurity, supposedly includes annotations like "valet parking," "menu," or "reserved." Along with physical addresses and phone numbers for making reservations. This list of restaurants was leaked by the group Hunters International, along with hundreds of thousands of additional documents.

All according to the newspaper The Objective.

The Exorbitant Figure in UGT and CCOO's Assets

According to official balances, UGT and CCOO accumulate more than 140M euros in assets. This figure more than doubles the economic resources of PP and Vox, which together amount to approximately 68M euros.

The millionaire public subsidies have strengthened the unions' accounts, allowing them to operate with enviable financial stability.

The asset growth of UGT and CCOO is no coincidence. During the governments of Pedro Sánchez, subsidies to these organizations have steadily increased.

Both in the coalition with Podemos and the current one with Sumar, the unions have seen their income from public money increase.

The Executive's support for the union centers has been evident. This financial backing has allowed UGT to have a net worth exceeding 62M euros.

Meanwhile, CCOO adds more than 80M, although the lack of transparency in some of its federations prevents knowing the exact figure.