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Jota Vaquerizo wrote that the Community of Madrid had asked the Court of Auditors to archive the case, also on behalf of Planifica Madrid, the public company that bought the penthouse. He claimed that those who should defend public money were not calling for an investigation into how 6.3 million had been spent, but rather to close the case. He added that the Court had given the prosecutor five days to decide, for the second time, whether to appoint an instructor or request the archive. #Transparencia #Justicia #Madrid (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla stated that Montse Mínguez had resigned due to her partner's properties, although she claimed they had not seen that person enrich themselves thanks to political power, nor Mínguez using the institutions to protect her. In contrast, she accused Isabel Díaz Ayuso of favoring her inner circle, buying a millionaire penthouse with public money, and defending her partner from the podium of the Community of Madrid. She also mentioned that Ayuso had talked about a "witch hunt" to cover up a tax fraud that, according to Santaolalla, her partner had acknowledged. Santaolalla summarized the difference by saying that Mínguez had left while Ayuso was entrenched. She added that the right was closing ranks and the left was closing doors, and concluded that they did not learn. #PolíticaEspañola #Corrupción #Dimisión (translated)

Ayuso accuses the campers of NOT PAYING TAXES when her partner is being prosecuted for TAX FRAUD and FORGING INVOICES. Is she talking about unsanitariness? Ask the restaurant downstairs from the penthouse where the idiot lived: it closed because illegal construction flooded it with wastewater. (translated)

The Government of the Community of Madrid has respond similarly to almost 100 questions regarding the controversial purchase of a luxury attic for 6.3 million euros, stating that all relevant information has already been provided and pointing to the CEO of Planifica as responsible for the process, although doubts and requests for clarification from the opposition persist. #Madrid #Ayuso #ÁticoChamberí (translated)

The author claimed that Muface maintained a cheap rental for Begoña Gómez's family in a penthouse where, as he wrote, there had been business involving prostitution. He also stated that the entity allowed the property to be divided and sublet, and he asked Óscar López when he would provide explanations. (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla asked Núñez Feijóo where his limit was and questioned why a political party had taken a video of a 17-year-old girl with underage friends during the festivities of a town. She added that she paid for her own leisure activities, while, as she claimed, her interlocutors were being paid for a luxury penthouse. #Política #Juventud #DerechosInfantiles (translated)

Isabel Díaz Ayuso, president of the Community of Madrid, begins her electoral campaign for the general elections on November 29 by replicating her strategy of questioning the legitimacy of the electoral system and resorting to the fraud rumor, while the controversy over her management of the penthouse and the housing crisis marks her pre-campaign. #Ayuso #FraudeElectoral #Comunismo (translated)

The author claimed that a judge had charged the director of Quirón Prevención for the alleged bribery of Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner. He also asserted that the president had diverted more than 5 billion euros to that company through privatizations and rejected that public healthcare was used for profit-making. #SanidadPública #Corrupción #Política #ES (translated)

The Equidistant stated that Parliament should resemble the people on the street more than those living in penthouses. He added that it should represent all Spaniards, including those living in penthouses, and that if they were the majority, that would also be democracy. https://t.co/ZRXiagifey #Democracia #Representación #Política (translated)

The Court of Auditors will evaluate the opinions of the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Community of Madrid in the next five days to determine whether to open proceedings related to the purchase of a penthouse by the Ayuso Government, after receiving five complaints, including one from the Más Madrid Parliamentary Group. #Ayuso #CasoÁtico #TribunalDeCuentas (translated)

elDiario.es reported that Bergerot reproached Ayuso for allegedly laughing at Maricarmen instead of helping her. He also asked her to show dignity and apologize, referring to her as "the one from the attic." https://t.co/cS7FaBytzv https://t.co/2mx5MEfFPr #Política #España #Dignidad (translated)

Isabel Díaz Ayuso will publish 'Intimate' on December 2, a book in which she reflects on her personal and political life during critical moments such as the fire in her village and the attic crisis, noting that she will cover everything. #Ayuso #Memorias #PolíticaEspañola (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla asked Alfonso to present any evidence of electoral fraud before a court. She said that the country deserved more than accusations that she labeled as false and attics paid with public money. She also rejected what she described as smoke screens and claimed that they were not naive. Santaolalla invited Alfonso to talk about Mexico on La Séptima TV. #FraudeElectoral #Transparencia #México (translated)

The author claimed that hatred and violence were financed with money from the people of Madrid and criticized that a public television had labeled the president as "hostable." He also asserted that polarization originated in the wealthy sectors and was funded by taxes. https://t.co/6G6lnjOI7j #Madrid #Política #Violencia #ES (translated)

BĒR shared a statement attributed to Pedro Sánchez, who claimed that never before had so many resources been transferred for healthcare and education and that "they" had bought penthouses. BĒR asked to take this into account when voting on November 29th. #Sanidad #Educación #VotoResponsable (translated)

Wall Street Wolverine reported that Sánchez had described the opposition as the worst in the history of Spanish democracy. According to the publication, he also stated that the regional governments had received more resources than ever and accused those governments of buying penthouses and privatizing hospitals. https://t.co/3qp3UnUea1 #Política #España #Gobierno (translated)

Rubén Pulido wrote that, while the people of Ceuta were suffering the consequences of what he described as an "invasion" of Ceuta, TVE was talking about penthouses and Mari Carmen. He stated that this distraction was working very well and criticized others for continuing to address the issue despite knowing it was a smokescreen. He added that, in his opinion, the left played better in that arena. #Ceuta #Invasión #Política (translated)