An entrepreneur confirms that the former was marking the steps for the rescue of 53 million, but says he doesn't know who he spoke to
Spanish government reiterates support for Zapatero after further testimony in Plus Ultra case
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The businessman Julio Martínez is ratified before the judge by pointing out Zapatero for the rescue of Plus Ultra, but claims he does not know who he spoke to. 'Julito 'Martínez confirms before the judge that Zapatero charged for the rescue of Plus Ultra and he was just his "correveidile.".
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The businessman Julio Martínez is ratified before the judge by pointing out Zapatero for the rescue of Plus Ultra, but claims he does not know who he spoke to.
according to El País — Portada'Julito 'Martínez confirms before the judge that Zapatero charged for the rescue of Plus Ultra and he was just his "correveidile.".
according to El Correo
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The former president of the Government, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, on his arrival at the National Audience (César Vallejo Rodríguez - Europa Press)..
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