Garcia Ortiz press chief: Ayuso spread a "shadow of suspicion" over the prosecution
Mar Hedo testified on Tuesday as a witness in the trial against State Attorney General Alvaro García Ortiz, who is being tried on charges of leaking an email and disclosing secrets that González Amador's lawyer admitted to defrauding the Treasury on behalf of his client.
The Chief of Communications of the Attorney-General's Office has stated in the Supreme Court that the President of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, and her chief of staff tried to "cast a shadow of suspicion" over the Public Prosecutor's Office, suggesting that there was "a kind of conspiracy" against Alberto González Amador , Ayuso's partner.
Mar Hedotestified on Tuesday as a witness inthe trial against State Attorney General Alvaro García Ortiz, who is being tried on charges of leaking an email and disclosing secrets that González Amador's lawyer admitted to defrauding the Treasury on behalf of his client.
In his testimony, he points out that on March 12, 2024, he established the point of inlfexium after the publication of the news of the complaint filed bythe Public Prosecutor's Office against González Amador. He explains that on that day "in statements made to the media by the President of Madrid, he suggests that there is a conspiracy of state powers to harm his partner", and then says that Ayuso posted a message on Twitter to "point directly" to the provincial prosecutor of Madrid, Pilar Rodriguez.
On the 13th, Ayuso explained that he had been talking about "having reached an agreement with the State powers to harm his partner," and that "everything is muddy," so he continued to "cast that shadow of suspicion" about the Prosecutor, in the words of Hedo, and that was "terribly confused."
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