The partner of the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, will file a complaint against the first vice president of the Government and Minister of Finance, María Jesús Montero, and is considering denouncing the Prosecutor's Office and the Tax Agency for "revelation of secrets." But Alberto González Amador will not take this step with the same lawyer who handled the tax case, but rather, for this second case, he has chosen to put himself in the hands of a specialized law firm, according to El País.
The step of filing a complaint against the Prosecutor's Office adopted by González Amador is due to the publication this Thursday of the note released about his actions regarding the complaint filed against Ayuso's partner and four other people for the alleged crimes of tax fraud and document falsification. which became known on Tuesday via Eldiario.es and according to which he had defrauded the Treasury of 350,951 euros between 2020 and 2021 through a scheme of false invoices and shell companies.
According to the documentation to which La Vanguardia has had access, the accused himself acknowledged the alleged tax crimes through his lawyer when on February 2 he proposed an agreement of agreement, thereby accepting a criminal sanction.
This proposal of conformity "recognised the authorship of Mr. González Amador of the commission of two crimes against the Public Treasury for the Corporate Tax, 2020 and 2021," the Prosecutor's Office stressed.
Although Ayuso remains silent and keeps her public agenda empty, the Minister of Economy, Finance and Employment of the Community of Madrid, Rocío Albert, has assured that the first vice president and Minister of Finance, María Jesús Montero, "has committed a crime for revealing the private data" of Alberto González.
"I think it is what has to be done. It cannot be that the rights of an individual are completely undermined simply because you are someone's partner. If this does not exist, then the rule of law does not exist," the counselor stated. in an interview on Telemadrid.
Albert has pointed out that "one of the fundamental reasons that is always defended in the Tax Agency is that the data is absolutely private." In this sense, he has defended that "if they carry out a tax inspection or any other type of action, the information must be reserved."
"I think that Mrs. Montero is fully aware that she has made a mistake and that she has revealed some information that she should never have said before or after. She is going to have to answer for that because there is a crime that leads to prison," he noted.
