The Government supports the attorney general after the UCO report and denies having leaked the emails from Ayuso’s partner to Lobato

The Government of Pedro Sánchez continues to support the state attorney generalÁlvaro García Ortiz, after the Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard pointed to his “preeminent participation” in the “filtration” of the private emails of the lawyer of Alberto González Amador, the partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso. The Minister of Territorial Policy, Ángel Víctor Torres, has assured that The Government found out about the “information” through the pressthus denying that Moncloa had leaked the aforementioned emails to Lobato. On why Lobato brought the conversations with Pilar Sánchez Acera, the chief of staff of Óscar López, then P’s right-hand woman, to the notaryedro sanchezthe minister has said that It will have to be Lobato who answers that question.

This is how Torres responded after information published by ABC that suggests that Moncloa would be behind the leak of these emails exchanged between González Amador and the prosecutor Julián Salto and tried to implicate the leader of the PSOE-M, Juan Lobato. Specifically, it points out that Pilar Sánchez Acera sent information to Lobato about these emails that had been leaked with the aim of using them in the Madrid Assembly against Ayuso, although according to the leader of the PSOE-M that information came from the media and not from the Prosecutor’s Office.

However, six months later and after the Supreme Court indicted the State Attorney General, Lobato went to a notary’s office to record the messages exchanged with Pilar Sánchez Acera.

The first member of the Government to speak out on the matter was Torres, who this Monday assured that Moncloa “found out” about the information through the press, while supporting the State Attorney General. “What the attorney general did was clarify false news, therefore deny the hoax and tell the truth. Therefore, we have nothing more to add,” said Torres, who only responded to a single question from the press.

There will be more information.