This Has Been Jésica's Media Arrival at the Supreme Court With Enigmatic Appearance

José Luis Ábalos's former partner for two years, Jésica, is testifying this Thursday. She is doing so as a witness following a major controversy over whether she might have benefited from the commissions. The same ones that were paid by the alleged scheme in exchange for public contracts through two channels.

This is where the rental of the apartment located in Plaza de España in Madrid and her hiring in two public companies come into play.

However, Ábalos's 'close friend' arrived at the Supreme Court today in what was a media entrance to say the least. The press's confusion was evident when a woman, joined by two people, arrived at the Supreme Court.

The woman, dressed in black, with dark hair, uncertain if it was a wig, and sunglasses, tried to cover her face. The confusion among the journalists gathered at the Supreme Court's door ended up confirming that it was Jésica.

The truth is that Ábalos's close friend has captured all the headlines and newscasts in recent days following several publications. In some of these, it is claimed that Jésica was on an escort website. Something that has been the subject of news and has sparked controversy.

These Are the Payments to Jésica and Her Trips with Ábalos

The UCO estimates the payments for 32 monthly installments for a top-level apartment in the Torre de Madrid building in Plaza de España at 88,000 euros. However, the 2,700 euros per month that the 'Ábalos scheme' covered for Jésica are only part of the payments made during the two years of their relationship.

In just the first seven months, Jésica requested a total of 39,300 euros for joining the then Minister of Transport. This amount of money for 33 official trips and party events. According to several media outlets.

According to information published by THE OBJECTIVE, emails revealed the excessive amount of money Jésica asked Ábalos for per trip. Allegedly, the young woman demanded a rate of 1,500 euros per day from the former minister for each accompaniment during the first months.

However, these amounts decreased over time, as Jésica reproached Ábalos in a new email, according to the mentioned digital publication. In these communications, dated July 2019, the young woman acknowledged the payments made by the then Minister and Secretary of Organization of the PSOE. But she also complained about the reduction in her income:

If you see the amounts you used to give me compared to what you give me now, it makes me laugh. Last month you gave me 1,200 euros.

In fact, according to the media THE OBJECTIVE, the young woman came to receive between 6,000 and 12,000 euros per month. Including the 2,700 euros monthly payment for the rent of an apartment in Plaza de España (Madrid). Plus her hiring in two public companies (Ineco and Tragsatec).

In addition to the 1,500 euros she averaged per trip joining the Minister of Transport.