Former Spanish National Police Commissioner José Manuel Villarejo appeared before the Andorran courts on Tuesday to testify in the investigation against former Spanish President Mariano Rajoy regarding Operation Catalonia. In his statement, the former commissioner reaffirmed his version of events and asserted that the former leader of the People's Party orchestrated the operation to intervene in Banca Privada de Andorra (BPA) as retaliation for the financial institution's refusal to cooperate with him in his efforts to bring down the leaders of the Catalan independence movement. Specifically,The Andorran judge wants to clarify whether Rajoy and former Interior Minister Jorge Fernández Díaz They pressured BPA executives to provide information on pro-independence politicians to the patriotic police, within the framework of Operation Catalonia.

The string of audio recordings published in recent days about Operation Catalunya are cornering María Dolores de Cospedal. The former general secretary of the PP, who On Monday he appeared before the Congressional committee who is investigating the dirty war against the independence movement, will be summoned again in the Lower House with the support of the majority of parties. The PSOE has confirmed that it will vote in favor following the latest recordings broadcast by RAC1, in which the former Defense Minister also implicates Mariano Rajoy in the Kitchen plot. The votes of the socialists will be added to those of ERC, Junts, Sumar, Podemos and Bildu and will force Cospedal to a new interrogation in Parliament.

José Manuel Villarejo says he has had and has homosexual friends, responding to a question from People's Party MP Luis Santamaría about Pedro Sánchez's father-in-law's alleged prostitution business. At this point in Parliament's committee on the Kitchen corruption case, no one knew that the headline the former police superintendent will provide the media will be related to Juan Carlos I and sex. Vox MP Macarena Olona, however, sees it coming: "I will not ask questions as interesting as the PP spokesman has, or else we will end up talking about sex".