The Senate Commission investigating the Koldo case has officially set the date for questioning former Secretary of Organization of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE), Santos Cerdán. The hearing will take place on December 17, just a few days after his release from custody. The decision to summon Cerdán was made immediately following his initial court appearance in Tafalla, where he gave preliminary testimony in the corruption case.
Cerdán is suspected of involvement in a large-scale corruption scheme related to the procurement and allocation of government contracts. Investigators believe he may have played a key role in organizing and coordinating the actions of those involved. The Senate hopes his testimony will shed light on the inner workings of the network and help identify additional suspects.
Cerdán’s summons to the Senate has become one of the most talked-about events in the country’s recent political life. Opposition representatives are insisting on a thorough investigation into all the circumstances of the case and are demanding transparency and accountability from everyone involved. Meanwhile, Cerdán’s supporters argue that his participation in the investigation will help clarify many contentious issues and may lead to some accusations being dropped.
The scandal surrounding the Koldo case has already led to serious consequences for a number of politicians and officials. The investigation revealed numerous violations in the awarding of government contracts, triggering widespread public outcry. Many experts point out that Serdán’s testimony could become a turning point in this case and determine the future course of the investigation.
The Senate committee hearing is expected to be held in an open format, allowing the public to follow the proceedings in real time. Journalists and representatives of civil society organizations have already expressed their readiness to attend and ask questions. Authorities promise to ensure maximum transparency throughout the process and to provide all necessary materials for analysis.
The situation surrounding Serdán and the Koldo case remains at the center of attention for Spanish media and the public. Many observers believe the outcome of this investigation could have a significant impact on the country’s political climate and shift the balance of power in parliament. In the coming weeks, new details and possibly new figures involved in the case are expected to emerge.
