Antxon Alonso, Cerdán's alleged partner in Servinabarra, will testify before the Supreme Court on Monday
He is also the person who mediated between the former PSOE Secretary of Organization and PNV and EH Bildu positions.
Antxo Alonso will testify on Monday at the Supreme Court, where he was an alleged partner of former PSOE Secretary of Organization Santos Cerdán at the Servinabar company, whose name appears in the Civil Guard reports on the grounds that he paid commissions for public contracts.
Alonso, who also mediated between Cerdán and the PNV and EH Bildu , will testify from 11:00 a.m. before Leopoldo Puente and then at noon it will be the turn of Fernando Agustín Merino, a former Acciona official who has been summoned to testify as an investigator.
Antxon Alonso's name appears in the Civil Guard investigation into a 2016 private contract found in a search of Cerdán's home, which left almost half of Servinabar's company in Cerdán's hands.
In this document dated June 1, 2016, Santos Cerdán obtained 1,350 of the 3,000 social participations of Servinabarra. The company, which has acquired several public contracts, states that Cerdán "has never been a partner of Servinabarra ".
Cerdán acknowledged having signed that document, but stressed that it had not become public deed and had not paid to be part of the company.
He said he signed that he was about to leave politics, that the businessman Antxon Alonso, who was his friend, had offered to come in, but his wife asked him to keep his public life and asked Alonso to break the document.
Cerdán and Alonso were roommates in Madrid the first year the former socialist leader moved to the capital of Spain.
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