Overview
- The Audiencia de Madrid upheld the formal processing of Alberto González Amador for alleged tax fraud and falsification of commercial documents, rejecting his appeal.
- Hacienda’s probe concluded he defrauded €350,910 using 15 allegedly false invoices tied to his companies’ 2020 and 2021 filings.
- The Fiscalía and the State Attorney’s Office request a sentence of three years and nine months, while PSOE and Más Madrid press for broader charges and a five-year term.
- Judge Carmen Rodríguez-Medel has also sent four alleged collaborators to stand trial: Maximiliano Niederer, David Herrera Lobato, and brothers José Antonio and Agustín Carrillo Saborido.
- A separate Juzgado 19 investigation into an alleged €500,000 bribe linked to a Quirón executive remains open as the defense maintains there was no intent to defraud.