Gamarra says that the PP will go “to the end” in the ‘Koldo case’: “We can say that whoever falls falls”

The general secretary of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, assured this Monday in Oviedo that her party will go “to the end” in the known as ‘Koldo case’, relating to an alleged plot of bribes in contracts for the purchase of masks during the pandemic. “We can say that whoever falls falls,” he assured, highlighting that the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, “was perfectly aware” of “all the corruption” that surrounded former Minister José Luis Ábalos when he dismissed him in 2021. In some Speaking to the media moments before participating in the Regional Executive Committee of the Asturian PP, Gamarra has assured that his party is going to demand explanations from the Government on this matter and has questioned the argument of “zero tolerance” to corruption, put forward by socialist leaders. during the last few days. “Whoever is amnestying those who are being persecuted for corruption crimes cannot say that they have zero tolerance for corruption,” she asserted. Regarding Ábalos, Gamarra recalled that he is the one who took Sánchez to the general secretary of the PSOE through the primaries and from that position “he took him to the presidency of the Government.” The general secretary of the PP has emphasized that the plot that is becoming known to her affects not only a ministry of Pedro Sánchez’s Government, but also that “the closest circle” to the president is involved. It also affects the ministries of the Interior and Health, and the autonomous governments of the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands. Now, she recalled, “the former president of the Balearic Islands is today president of the Congress of Deputies”, and the former president of the Canary Islands “today is Pedro Sánchez’s minister.” Thus, Gamarra understands that the PSOE “must begin to assume” its responsibilities.