Sandro Rosell encourages the judge “under” Operation Catalonia

Sandro Rosellformer president of FC Barcelonathis Wednesday encouraged the judge in charge of studying the complaint he filed against those he considers responsible for ‘Operation Catalonia’ to get to the “bottom” of this political-police plot against the Catalan independence movement.

Rosell appeared this Wednesday before the head of Court of Instruction number 13 of Madrid to uphold the complaint filed against the former commissioner Jose Manuel Villarejothe former head of Internal Affairs Marcelino Martin-Blasthe former inspector Antonio Gimenezthe inspector Alberto Estevez and the former FBI attaché at the US embassy Marc L. Vari.

As indicated by the lawyer of the former president culé, Paul Molinsasked the judge Rosell for the accusations against the current Supreme Court judge Carmen Lamela and the prosecutors Daniel Fields and Vincent Gonzalez Motawhich manages the case that in 2017 sent the former president of boatwas imprisoned for almost two years for the reason for which he was acquitted.

Rosellas detailed by his lawyer, so far no lawsuit has been filed against these people, who are understood to have based their decisions on reports made by the “political-police plot” that designed the so-called ‘Operation Catalonia‘.

There is also no complaint against the Popular Party senator and former president of this party in Catalonia, Alice Sanchez CamachoWell, although he considers it responsible for ordering espionage against him, he believes that the judge had better process the necessary evidence before referring the case to the Supreme Court, which is responsible for investigating a national parliamentarian for his assessment.

Lawyer Paul Molins He added that “the complaint will be expanded based on the information and details that can be provided by Mr. Villarejo”, who appeared this afternoon for the third time in the Congress of Deputies to launch the new Kitchen investigation commission.

Six lawsuits in Madrid

According to what was recorded by the lawyer, last year there were another five complaints related to ‘Operation Catalonia‘ in the courts of Madrid, whose magistrates have not yet resolved its processing.

Molins affirmed that it expects a “unity position” on the part of the Prosecutor’s Office after supporting the acceptance for processing the complaint of Rosell, which like others was rejected in the National Court, for reasons of jurisdiction, and in other judicial instances. So, the lawyer is confident in the future opening of a “macrocausa” in ‘Operation Catalonia‘ in the courts of Madrid.