The serious statements targeting Begoña Gómez and cornering her

Begoña Gómez is in the midst of a new controversy. Allegedly, following some supposed statements given by witnesses in the Begoña Gómez case, Sánchez's wife is facing a new headache.

More specifically, according to Okdiario, the mentioned statements revealed by the newspaper refer to the period when Begoña worked at the Instituto de Empresa and the Complutense University.

Let's remember that Begoña attended IE, where she was the director of the Africa Center. According to the newspaper, they point out that she showed up there "once a week or every fifteen days."

Sonsoles Blanca Gil de Antuñano, director of Human Resources at this private university center, spoke during her appearance before the judge. She explained that "regarding the hours, there is no control, and that managerial staff could also work remotely." This is how the mentioned newspaper explains it.

The Company's Registry Sheet Blocked

The Madrid Mercantile Registry has dealt a severe blow to Begoña Gómez. The organization has blocked the registry sheet of her company, Transforma TSC. The company, which Gómez fully controls, has seen its registry sheet closed after failing to correct the defects in its annual accounts.

It has been revealed that these accounts had already been rejected in September 2023 for being "defective." This closure, which occurs after the errors were not corrected before December 31, has significant legal and financial consequences. It prevents the company from operating normally and could lead to additional sanctions.

The closure of the registry sheet is considered a harsh step for any company. From this moment on, all its formal operations are blocked, severely affecting its solvency and its ability to continue functioning.

The company Transforma TSC offered, among other services, software that, according to some sources, was developed by the Complutense of Madrid and offered free of charge to corporations like Indra and Google.

Aldama's Statements

Víctor de Aldama has made several accusations that could further complicate the situation for Sánchez's wife. The businessman claimed that Gómez has foreign bank accounts with funds amounting to six million euros.

According to the businessman, the information was provided to him by a direct source who showed him screenshots of the accounts, with detailed numbers and deposits. "She has everything well secured," Aldama stated.

He also hinted that there could soon be "very uncomfortable surprises" not only for the president's wife but also for other members of the Government.