Carles Puigdemont's lawyer, Gonzalo Boye, has defended his innocence this Monday in the trial in which he is accused of alleged money laundering and document falsification linked to drug trafficking. The prosecution is asking for 9 years and 9 months in prison for him for allegedly being part of a network led by the Galician José Ramón Prado Bugallo, better known as Sito Miñanco, which would import drugs to Spain from Latin America. "Every time I prove something, they change it for another," Boye complained at the end of the interrogation, in which he only answered the questions of his defense.