The Huge Reward for the Moncloa Position That Hired Sánchez's Brother's Advisor

Madrid's PSOE has become the refuge for the "favorites" that Óscar López had in La Moncloa. The new personnel movement in PSOE goes from the Presidential Palace to the municipal group of Madrid.

The hiring of Luis Carrero as an advisor in La Moncloa, where he served as the personal secretary to David Sánchez, the brother of the Prime Minister, was driven by the Deputy General Secretariat of the Presidency.

At that time, the position was held by Hilda Jiménez Núñez. She is a socialist leader with a history of collaboration with Pedro Sánchez and currently is part of Madrid's PSOE Executive as Secretary of Universities.

Jiménez is a person close to Óscar López, who in 2020 held the position of Chief of Staff to the President. Her influence in the Madrid socialist structure has been noted in several appointments. One of them is Pilar Sánchez Acera, a Moncloa advisor who sent an email with confidential information about the partner of the Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso.

Carrero, an official from the body of official language school teachers, was proposed for his new position on February 26, 2020, and assumed duties on March 2. His position as "vocal advisor" in the Department of Political Affairs, within the Message Unit, granted him a level 30. The highest within the administration, placing him above other officials in the area.

His tenure in Moncloa ended on December 31, 2023, coinciding with his recruitment by the Badajoz Provincial Council. Where he currently holds the position of Head of the Section for Coordination and Cross-Border Activities Programs. All of this, according to information published by the digital OkDiario.

The Former Moncloa Official Delivered the Noted Reports of Sánchez's Brother

This time, Luis Carrero, a former Moncloa advisor who worked for David Sánchez, is once again generating controversy, according to the latest information. A document sent to the Investigative Court Number 3 of Badajoz points to Carrero.

According to Vozpópuli, the document states that he was responsible for delivering the reports on David Sánchez's work at the Badajoz Provincial Council. These documents were handwritten and were not sent through digital means that would allow the registration of the date of issuance or receipt.

The document, according to the newspaper, states that:

The eight documents referred to in the order were deposited inside a physical folder on my desk on the morning of February 3, 2025.

This, according to the document, "without me being present at that time." Taking this into account, the documents were not delivered until February 3 of this year, a date on which the judge had already requested them.