1. Nobody should read what Zapatero and his secretary said to each other on WhatsApp. Nobody should know how Koldo paid for Ábalos's sexual services. Nobody should have looked at the message in which Rajoy told Bárcenas “aguanta, Luis”. Nobody should have heard Minister Fernández Díaz assuring the director of Antifrau the “esto te lo afina la Fiscalía”. Nobody should have heard what Victoria Álvarez and Alícia Sánchez-Camacho were plotting at La Camarga. Nobody was supposed to do anything, in operation Volhov, whether Puigdemont believed or not that 10,000 Russian soldiers would come to help us in the grave hours. Nobody could suspect that Cospedal would order an investigation into whatever about Junqueras's brother. Nobody should have seen the trap video of Exuperancia Rapú with Pedro Jota. Nobody should have heard how Florentino Pérez belittled Mourinho in a conversation from years ago. Nobody had the right to read what Rubiales and Piqué said to each other in the Arab concession of the Super Cup. Nobody has anything to say about the venereal diseases that Bill Gates hid from his wife. Nobody had to know the criteria for granting positions according to Lluís Salvadó. Nobody should have seen Estefania de Monaco making love by the pool. Nobody needed to know that Zapatero – Zapatero again – confessed to Oriol Mitjà that Minister Illa was failing in managing the pandemic. Nobody should listen to Jonathan Andic's call to 112 to warn that his father had fallen off a cliff. Nobody should know what the Andic family and the alleged therapist said to each other, especially now that we have learned that she was not even registered as a psychologist but, on the other hand, she was dedicated to emotionally tidying up the lives of various rich people in the country, in exchange for an arm and a leg.