Pedro Sánchez, on his wife’s accusation of misappropriation: “Time will put everyone in their place”

The President of the Government downplays the accusation of his wife, Begoña Gómez, for misappropriation of the software that the Complutense University of Madrid ordered and paid for for the Extraordinary Chair that she directed and assures that “time will put everyone in their place.”

The head of the Court of Instruction number 41 of Madrid, Juan Carlos Peinado, who is investigating the wife of the President of the Government for alleged crimes of influence peddling and corruption in business, has charged Gómez with a new crime of misappropriation after receiving a HazteOir complaint in which the organization pointed out Sánchez’s wife for allegedly commercializing a tool that Indra, Telefónica and Google created for free for the Complutense University of Madrid.

Sánchez has reacted to the news from India, where he is making an official visit, downplaying Judge Peinado’s resolution, assuring that it is about “the same far-right organizations” that filed a complaint that has had “the same path.” .

“Time will put everyone in their place,” said Sánchez, who a few months ago filed a complaint against the judge investigating his wife for prevarication through the State Attorney’s Office. Complaint that was dismissed by the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid a week ago when it found no evidence of a crime and voted unanimously to inadmiss Sánchez’s offensive against Peinado.