The former Minister of Transportation and deputy in Congress José Luis Ábalos will appear today in the commission that investigates in the Senate the public contracts for the purchase of masks during the pandemic to account for his relationship with his advisor Koldo García, one of the main defendants in this plot.
Ábalos' appearance in the Senate will begin at eleven in the morning, when the senators will question the former minister about his relationship with Koldo in order to try to determine whether or not he had knowledge of the allegedly irregular activities of the man who remained his advisor in the Ministry of Transport.
Ábalos, who left the socialist ranks and joined the mixed group in Congress after the mask scandal broke, will also appear in the commission that works in parallel in Congress to address possible irregularities in the contracting of medical supplies in all administrations. public.
In the Senate, the commission sessions began on April 22 with the appearances of Koldo and the former Minister of Health Salvador Illa.
The last appearance that took place in the Upper House was that of the organization secretary of the PSOE, Santos Cerdán, on April 30.
In Congress, tomorrow, Tuesday, the investigative commission table will meet to set new appearances in this commission.
