Overview
- Peinado’s order covers all calls between Cristina Álvarez and Universidad Complutense de Madrid dating back to July 2018
- Investigators will also analyze communications with corporate sponsors of Begoña Gómez’s academic chair, including OMT, Indra, Google Spain, Fundación Manpower, Arsys, Telefónica, La Caixa and Reale
- The same scrutiny applies to calls and messages exchanged with businessman Juan Carlos Barrabés and his affiliated firms
- The judge requested Moncloa to provide the date Álvarez received her official phone number and to disclose any additional lines assigned to her
- These steps underpin a reasoned statement sent to the Supreme Court seeking to impute Minister Félix Bolaños for malversation and false testimony