PSOE Denies Cerdán’s Link to Public Works Scandal
PSOE vehemently denies Santos Cerdán’s involvement in the public works scandal, firmly rejecting claims of his participation in any corruption. The party, amidst the ongoing Koldo case, has publicly stated that Cerdán neither influenced contracts nor received commissions. This denial comes after the Civil Guard reportedly delivered recordings too the Supreme Court allegedly implicating the PSOE’s Secretary of institution.the party is fighting to clear Cerdán’s name, while also critiquing the leaks of police proceedings. The accusations have triggered a media storm and raised questions about the integrity of the public works sector.Explore the developing story with News Directory 3 and it’s implications. discover what’s next.
PSOE Rejects Cerdán’s Role in Public Works Amaño Amid Koldo Case
Updated June 12, 2025
The Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) has refuted allegations that its Secretary of Institution, Santos Cerdán, participated in any “public works amaño” or received commissions related to the ‘Koldo case.’ The party issued a statement late Wednesday, following reports that Civil Guard recordings suggested Cerdán’s potential involvement, according to eldiario.es and other outlets.
The PSOE insists that “Santos Cerdán has not participated, much less influenced” any public works contracts and “has never charged a commission for it.” The party aims to defend Cerdán’s honorability against ongoing accusations related to the Koldo case.
The PSOE also criticized the “filtration” of police actions, calling it an “endemic issue” that generates ”helplessness and media judgments.”
According to reports, the Civil Guard has submitted recordings to the supreme Court that allegedly implicate Cerdán in the corruption plot under investigation by magistrate Leopoldo Puente. These conversations were extracted from mobile devices seized from Koldo García, and were included in a report delivered to the magistrate on June 5.