EDATV This Is How the Government Has Rewarded Begoña Gómez's Lawyer, Former Socialist Minister
Antonio Camacho has received a medal from Sánchez's government
The Ministry of Equality has awarded the Medal for the Promotion of Equality Values to former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and the lawyer of Begoña Gómez. The distinction awarded to Antonio Camacho Vizcaíno recognizes those who have stood out for their work in defending equality and eliminating any type of discrimination.
According to the Official State Gazette (BOE), the Executive has recently created this new Medal and Plaque for the Promotion of Equality Values. Its awarding is in the hands of the Minister of Equality, at the proposal of the Secretary of State for Equality and for the Eradication of Violence against Women, currently led by Aina Calvo Sastre.
With the awarding of the Medal for the Promotion of Equality Values, the Government has highlighted and thanked the commitment of the awardees. This, in the implementation of pioneering legislation that continues to be a reference at an international level.
Thus, Pedro Sánchez's Government has given a medal to the former socialist minister who now defends his wife, Begoña Gómez, who is charged in two judicial investigations.
Sánchez Faces Possible Legal Actions Over Begoña Gómez's Flights on the Falcon
The Government could face legal actions for not informing about Begoña Gómez's flights on the presidential Falcon. The Transparency Council demanded Moncloa to disclose Gómez's trips, but the Executive refuses to provide the required data.
The Council's resolution urged to inform about the destinations and reasons for the flights, as well as possible payments for tickets on commercial flights. Moncloa has ignored the order and could be taken to court to force the delivery of the requested information.
Legal experts argue that the refusal to inform seeks to protect Gómez and that the judiciary could intervene to ensure transparency. Judge Juan Carlos Peinado is investigating Gómez for alleged influence peddling, business corruption, and professional intrusion. Seven bank accounts have been found in her name, with a total balance of 21,034.55 euros (21,034.55 euros), according to the ongoing judicial investigation.
Businessman Víctor de Aldama stated that there are foreign accounts with more than six million dollars in Gómez's name. However, the Prosecutor's Office filed the complaint due to a lack of conclusive evidence proving the existence of such accounts.
Begoña Gómez has a personal assistant funded with public money, as declared by Cristina Álvarez before Judge Peinado.
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