The judge of the National High Court Manuel García Castellón has agreed to deduct testimony from the Madrid investigating courts regarding the possible commission of a crime of perjury by Pablo Iglesias's former adviser Dina Bousselham and her partner Ricardo sa Ferreira in relation to his statements in the piece of the Tándem case -in which the former police commissioner José Manuel Villarejo is investigated- in which the theft of her mobile card is investigated.
In a car, the magistrate thus admits the request of the Association of European Jurists Pro Lege in which he was interested in deducting testimony from both agreeing to open a separate piece, as they are crimes related to those of the main piece, or, in a subsidiary manner, to be sent to the competent body for its instruction.
In its resolution, the head of the Central Court of Instruction Six also agrees to the deduction of testimony to the courts of Alcorcón for the alleged commission of a crime of false accusation and complaint and / or crime simulation crime.
The order explains that as stated by the aforementioned procedural representation, the magistrate himself has already highlighted the contradictions observed in the testimony of the witnesses Dina Bouselham and Ricardo Antonio de Sa Ferreira in the reasoned statement submitted to the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court on October 7, 2020.
