Cerdán reproaches the Senate for not being interested in knowing the truth
The former Secretary of Organization of the PSOE Santos Cerdán has cried out against the Senate investigation commission, which he considers “does not seek the truth.” “You have constructed a story, such as that I am a partner in the Servinabar company, something that is absolutely false, you elevate a police hypothesis to certainty without any evidence, a daily headline is generated about Cerdán’s company, Cerdán’s partner, Cerdán’s works in the absence of all rigor, attacking my presumption of innocence,” he said. Regarding the UCO report that precipitated his departure from the PSOE and Congress and that finally led him to prison for five months, he assures that “a report constructed from partial conjectures is transformed into the category of a conviction to stone me in the public square.”
Given all this, he has called on the senators to “investigate the deficits, manipulations and editions” of Koldo’s audios and to ask for “information from these sources of the deep State that continue to prepare suspicious evidence” in what, paraphrasing the emeritus magistrate of the Supreme Court Martín Pallín, he has described as a “judicial coup against the rule of law.” “This would be a real responsibility for the Senate, not this media circus, much more profitable and easier.”
Finally, he cried out: “I am going to defend myself because I am innocent, I am not corrupt and sooner or later they will prove it.”
