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The Vox supporter behind the complaint against Laporta

Isidro Navarro is the partner who has initiated legal action in the National Court against the former president of Baça.

Joan Laporta at the presentation of his book 'This is how we saved Barça'.
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BarcelonaAs ARA has confirmed, the Barça member who filed the complaint against Joan Laporta and several club directors and executives in recent years is named Isidro Navarro. Born in Toledo in 1972, he was a member of the club for decades, holding a membership number over 60,000, before leaving the registry. Last Thursday, he rejoined (with a number over 150,000) and the following day, Friday, February 20, registered the complaint electronically. a complaint against the former president and candidate for re-election and other board members and executives Highlights of his second presidential term at Camp Nou (2021-2026). Currently, the proceedings are pending acceptance for processing by the National Court, specifically by Judge Santiago Pedraz, who on Wednesday sent the complaint to the prosecutor's office to determine whether or not it has jurisdiction to investigate the case, as has been reported. The NewspaperIt is expected that there will be news on this matter in the coming days.

Besides being a member and supporter of Barça, Navarro has been a representative of Vox in Pulgar, a small town in the province of Toledo. In fact, in 2023 he ran in the municipal elections of this town as the number two candidate for the far-right party, but fell short of becoming a councilor due to a lack of support. The mayor of Pulgar is Andrés Pina Aranda (PSOE). The member who has filed a complaint against Laporta submitted a 30-page document in which he accuses the former Barça president of being the alleged "controlling person" behind a corporate scheme that aimed to collect commissions through opaque jurisdictions and then reintroduce them into Spain through "opinion" businesses. The collection of commissions is reflected in the complaint, to which ARA has had access, and whose alleged "base crime" includes other violations of the law as defined in the penal code: disloyal administration, money laundering, corruption between private individuals, falsification of corporate documents, and membership in an organized crime group.

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