Overview
- Miguel Ángel Rodríguez acknowledged contacting journalists, spreading unsupported claims and defending it by saying he is a journalist, not a notary.
- Rodríguez faced questions over messages and tweets that anticipated or framed decisions, as he insisted the prosecution hierarchy suggested a pact was blocked from above.
- Alberto González Amador portrayed himself as a victim, saying the disclosure ruined him, while denying he personally leaked the email but admitting he authorized sharing a screenshot.
- Earlier findings by the investigating judge that the first publication likely came from González Amador’s circle were highlighted in court, a conclusion the businessman disputes.
- Isabel Díaz Ayuso urged maximum respect for the Supreme Court’s work without interference and said recent testimonies are proving clarifying.